my new yak - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

JRD · 10-10-2011, 07:13 AM

There is tons of room on that ride for more than you need to carry. First get a good fishing seat, that will transfer with you to any kayak you use. Your pliers, knife, and ready tackle can be right there in the seat with you. There is alot of potential for small crates behind the seat or on the back hatch. Its not like you have to bring your offshore tackle bag every trip anyway. The big hatches are great for rod and reel stowage for big launches and landings and dry bags keep everything neat and handy.

Good luck with it and just put miles and miles on her.

10-10-2011, 07:13 AM	#6
JRD Junior Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Orange, CA Posts: 21	Storage - NO problem! There is tons of room on that ride for more than you need to carry. First get a good fishing seat, that will transfer with you to any kayak you use. Your pliers, knife, and ready tackle can be right there in the seat with you. There is alot of potential for small crates behind the seat or on the back hatch. Its not like you have to bring your offshore tackle bag every trip anyway. The big hatches are great for rod and reel stowage for big launches and landings and dry bags keep everything neat and handy. Good luck with it and just put miles and miles on her.

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