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

pchen911 · 10-08-2011, 10:29 PM

Tough without the rear tankwell. That's what made the difference between Scupper Pro TW being fishable and Scupper Pro not.

Bait tank isn't even the problem, you can just use a bait tube.

But no place to keep tackle or tools or anything else for that matter... especially without a center hatch.

My suggestion is to NOT tinker with it. Use it as-is for a few sessions and find out if you can overcome the storage issues or be willing to live with the limitations.

My bet is you'll want to sell it and upgrade it to something else very shortly after, so don't bother spending money to upgrade it with gadgets.

10-08-2011, 10:29 PM	#6
pchen911 Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 218	Tough without the rear tankwell. That's what made the difference between Scupper Pro TW being fishable and Scupper Pro not. Bait tank isn't even the problem, you can just use a bait tube. But no place to keep tackle or tools or anything else for that matter... especially without a center hatch. My suggestion is to NOT tinker with it. Use it as-is for a few sessions and find out if you can overcome the storage issues or be willing to live with the limitations. My bet is you'll want to sell it and upgrade it to something else very shortly after, so don't bother spending money to upgrade it with gadgets.