Two complete fish and dives for sale

[hatchetman]

Kobra has it right basically, Lincoln Acres is between National City and Paradise hills. We are county and love the extra privileges of living in an unincorporated are.

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by hatchetman

Kobra has it right basically, Lincoln Acres is between National City and Paradise hills. We are county and love the extra privileges of living in an unincorporated are.

I'm in N Bay Terraces...we're practically neighbors. I had no idea it was unincorporated over there, I should have moved a few streets over. I've been trying to push your FnD's to my buddies interested in kayaking but they're being cheap asses.

[hatchetman]

Originally Posted by mazilla

I'm in N Bay Terraces...we're practically neighbors. I had no idea it was unincorporated over there, I should have moved a few streets over. I've been trying to push your FnD's to my buddies interested in kayaking but they're being cheap asses.

I appreciate the help neighbor, I hope to be able to upgrade to a peddle type soon so I am making room now. Not being able to paddle without shoulder pain helped me decide to sell them now.

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by hatchetman

I appreciate the help neighbor, I hope to be able to upgrade to a peddle type soon so I am making room now. Not being able to paddle without shoulder pain helped me decide to sell them now.

Did you see the thread about the FnD I motorized? It was a couple hundred dollars and some time on the welder...Every time my Hobie friend brings up not having to paddle I cruise past him with my arms and legs crossed and a huge grin on my face.

[mtnbykr2]

blew through this ad, is it still available, and will you sell one I got a newbie that wants to get in?

[hatchetman]

Both still available $500 each PM me with what you or your friend is interested in

[hatchetman]

Originally Posted by mazilla

Did you see the thread about the FnD I motorized? It was a couple hundred dollars and some time on the welder...Every time my Hobie friend brings up not having to paddle I cruise past him with my arms and legs crossed and a huge grin on my face.

Sure did, I was tempted to put something like that together for my wife but really don't want to have to register as a motor vehicle and we like the exercise of being man powered. I'll save the motorized method for when I am too old care about exercise.

[mtnbykr2]

I will pass this on to him, thank you

[roadx]

My bro in law is very interested PM sent

[mazilla]

Originally Posted by hatchetman

Sure did, I was tempted to put something like that together for my wife but really don't want to have to register as a motor vehicle and we like the exercise of being man powered. I'll save the motorized method for when I am too old care about exercise.

You can still paddle, the motor only moves the yak at 2.5-3.0 MPH...if you want to go faster you'll need to paddle, I do. Besides, you want some exercise? Try loading and unloading with the motor/mount/and 70lb battery...I don't think half the people here could pull that off. haha


I still haven't registered mine, and I've run into both Fish and Game and harbor police...nobody gave a shat. The BEST part of having a motor is reverse! Watching my Hobie buddy struggle to go backwards is too much. We fish the bay like crazy so there's a lot of maneuvering around pylons, etc...reverse is worth it's weight in gold.

[hatchetman]

Originally Posted by mazilla

You can still paddle, the motor only moves the yak at 2.5-3.0 MPH...if you want to go faster you'll need to paddle, I do. Besides, you want some exercise? Try loading and unloading with the motor/mount/and 70lb battery...I don't think half the people here could pull that off. haha


I still haven't registered mine, and I've run into both Fish and Game and harbor police...nobody gave a shat. The BEST part of having a motor is reverse! Watching my Hobie buddy struggle to go backwards is too much. We fish the bay like crazy so there's a lot of maneuvering around pylons, etc...reverse is worth it's weight in gold.

No arguments with that but just not what I want to do at this time, maybe if I don't sell them both I'll work on something with one. I've had a few ideas of my own with motor inside and use of a jet style propulsion system with low power to keep it maneuverable. I like thinking up ideas but putting them into practical use takes time away from the fun stuff like hunting and fishing. For now I need the cash more than the yak, I definitely like you set up though. Having spent more time on the big bay than open ocean in mine I can definitely see the benefit of having reverse.