Ultimate Inshore Fishing Kayak Rigging: Pelican Strike 120x Angler
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Visit http://www.pelicansport.com for more info! In this video I show you how I made some DIY modifications to my Pelican Strike 120x Angler including: - a live well (!) - trolley system - custom handles - leather accents - extra padding for seat - fish ruler - PVC rod mounts - camera/GoPro mounts -and more!
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I like that you've customized your yak, but I think you've drilled into it wayy too much... you compromise the hull with every new mount/screw/hole that you add. Everything leaks eventually, so I wouldn't want to risk any leaks and unrepairable damage to the yak for some convenience mods that aren't mandatory, just my 2 cents.
Otherwise, great video, best of luck to ya.
The only thing I wonder is why you did not buy a kayak with a Peddle Prop system. Can your tell us why?
fucking fruity ass.
Keep up the great work.
I use my kick boat is small still water but not so good for distance.
Also having a custom trailer built that we can mount the kayak on, as well as my motorcycle and other gear.
We bought our from Crescent Kayaks difficult to get a 2 person fishing kayak and this has some of the options you have.
Great Video new subscriber here!
Keep the videos coming...I really enjoy them!
ok, I love the idea of fishing but not so much taking the fish off the hook (yet). But as a female - I LOVE the color coordination. Whoever said you can't look good fishing....
Cool video man
Hope to see you back soon.?, Phil from Curacao, Dutch Caribbean! Cheers
Currently looking at a Perception Pescador 14' figure the longer the kayak the better it'll handle my mass
Just remember the Catch 120 might be a little slower.
The Enforcer 120x looks like another one to look at. It looks just like my Elie but with a different seat and no replaceable keel piece.
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Sometimes the water can be pretty low in spots and I am thinking the flat bottom of the catch could help out in those instances.
I scored a free kayak on craigslist that had some holes. i bought some G-flex epoxy and fixed it up and am now hitting the water - good luck!!
That being said - I would not take one of these kayaks into unprotected waters. Any sort of flat bottom hull like that is going to have a hell of a time if things get rough. Like you say you don't fish in rough water but I don't think anyone plans on things getting rough, sometimes the unexpected happens.
Think about this...
Four 3/4" holes adds up to one 3" hole... From experience... In rough water the kayak takes on a L-O-T of water.
PLUG THEM WHEN NOT IN USE!