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chris138 · 01-26-2015, 11:23 AM

I saw this article about these south africans with tricked out fishing skis.

http://www.allkayakfishing.com/fishi...hing_ski2.html

They aren't as fast as the racing skis i bet, and maybe not that much faster than my prowler. OC-01 you could put a couple rod holders on the yaku and troll a feather or a Rapala. It would be cool to have an OC-01 along as a scout. So the big yak could be the "mothership" with bait and lunch on board. The OC-01 can just carry a couple poles and a radio and have a little more mobility. Really what we need is just a crew of 4 or 5 solid paddlers/watermen who can handle their shit on a 20 mile+ trip.

Lets see some pics of the OC-01 rigged for fishing! My girlfriend has an OC-01 and it would be cool to get some ideas for how to rig one to fish.

01-26-2015, 11:23 AM	#10
chris138 donkey roper Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: Pacific Beach Posts: 968	I saw this article about these south africans with tricked out fishing skis. http://www.allkayakfishing.com/fishi...hing_ski2.html They aren't as fast as the racing skis i bet, and maybe not that much faster than my prowler. OC-01 you could put a couple rod holders on the yaku and troll a feather or a Rapala. It would be cool to have an OC-01 along as a scout. So the big yak could be the "mothership" with bait and lunch on board. The OC-01 can just carry a couple poles and a radio and have a little more mobility. Really what we need is just a crew of 4 or 5 solid paddlers/watermen who can handle their shit on a 20 mile+ trip. Lets see some pics of the OC-01 rigged for fishing! My girlfriend has an OC-01 and it would be cool to get some ideas for how to rig one to fish.