Don't Let This Happen To You - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

bluesquids · 04-20-2010, 11:24 AM

MAN! Glad you're all right. Must of been COLD. Major bummer, but at least you live to fish another day.
Reminds me to check inside my yak after I launch, like I use to.
I have lots of rats in the yard and I know they're gonna nibble on some leftover fish juice someday. They already did it to an inflatable I had.

I keep the bilge pump bungied upside down inside the X-factor right down the middle center cockpit area. It fits perfect in there. I used matching deck loops on the inside of the yak paired to ones on the outside. You need nuts and bolts though not rivets.

Also, I stuff the inside around the tankwell with the fat pool noodles, thats wasted space anyways. I think 4-5 of them only weighed a pound.

04-20-2010, 11:24 AM	#7
bluesquids Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Jamul, CA Posts: 243	MAN! Glad you're all right. Must of been COLD. Major bummer, but at least you live to fish another day. Reminds me to check inside my yak after I launch, like I use to. I have lots of rats in the yard and I know they're gonna nibble on some leftover fish juice someday. They already did it to an inflatable I had. I keep the bilge pump bungied upside down inside the X-factor right down the middle center cockpit area. It fits perfect in there. I used matching deck loops on the inside of the yak paired to ones on the outside. You need nuts and bolts though not rivets. Also, I stuff the inside around the tankwell with the fat pool noodles, thats wasted space anyways. I think 4-5 of them only weighed a pound. __________________ Thanks, bluesquids