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  @Nightstalkerusmc2 күн бұрын

  Great build!! Thanks for sharing

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  @timwright68164 күн бұрын

  Kill that terrible noise

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  @jamesdepaul34104 күн бұрын

  Good vid

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  @Echo_5_Charlie5 күн бұрын

  Thank you

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  @carneythegamer7 күн бұрын

  thank you this is the topic i needed

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  @Dylanhood258 күн бұрын

  What size bolts you use

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  @Dylanhood254 күн бұрын

  For anyone else wondering this I used #10 1/2 inch screws

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  @kevinhowery606011 күн бұрын

  Im a catch and release fisherman and im about to start doing catch and cooks on tournament days!

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  @kevinhowery606011 күн бұрын

  I had a bass eat my bait deep and die yesterday. I had him aside as i was gonna take him home to eat(would have been my first time). A boy asked if i was gonna keep him and i explained he died as i unhooked so i was planning on taking him home but wasnt necessarily fishing to take home. He took the 3/4 lbs fish home to eat with his dad. Hope they enjoyed it!

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  @pathfinder580411 күн бұрын

  You gotta be careful thinking saddles are the cure all!!!! Saddles one are a total different shooting experience with a bow!!!!! I had all kinds of issues getting proper tech at first. A bunch of practice and now it’s comfortable. A stand everyone can shoot out of fairly quickly!!!! As far as lighter that’s marginal really. The weight compared to a midrange loc on is only a few pounds and that weight can be distributed so well in a really good pack. The setup for me is easier with a stand since a saddle has more “stuff” needed to be setup. Stands have bow hangers that can be attached to stand, backpack and gear hangers also can be hung of stand too. Saddles you have to have separate things for this. Saddles can be more comfortable once adjusted correctly for me anyways with a back band and tethers/bridges setup right. Now for me saddle 100% of the time while gun hunting and I can’t find a draw back to it. For bow hunting saddle with compound, loc on with trad bow. I find myself using my loc on in hybrid mode most now. I’ve hung my go to climber in the garage and don’t have a real use for it anymore. So limited in trees with it and both saddles and small loc ons trees are almost unlimited especially in hybrid mode I haven’t found one I can’t make work yet within reason. Now all that being said this is using a “small/micro” loc on like an XOP retrograde, LWCG .5/.75, Novix Helo or for me a modified LocOn WindWalker. If your using a standard sized loc on stand well walking in and out is gonna be less convenient. Then if saddle is what you want Practice, Practice, Practice!!!!!!

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  @boatman22234514 күн бұрын

  I have the old style Royalex Old Town Pack canoe which is around 20 lbs lighter than this model although otherwise essentially the same boat. I've never attempted to load a dead deer into it but I'm going to suggest that you make sure your life insurance is paid up before you do. This boat was never designed to carry that much weight up forward and a decent sized buck plus your weight located just abit behind dead center is going to result in a pretty unwieldy canoe.

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  @user-cx6bt2ey4b15 күн бұрын

  Battery works great in an ammo box that you can drill holes through to protect it from water and set it down in your dry storage

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  @funkycoldmedina6715 күн бұрын

  Just got into hunting at 57 years old. I will binge watch your content.

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  @gregoryhobbs980618 күн бұрын

  I like that canoe because it’s high enough to protect you from alligators or crocs somewhat and also bull shark infestation now even into waters that you wouldn’t think a bull shark would get into skinny water

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  @KKKKK-zx4np19 күн бұрын

  How do you connect the transducer to Scotty 141? Any accessories?

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  @JA-rc4uy19 күн бұрын

  I keep everything I fish, freshwater or salt. Unless it’s illegal to keep or genuinely not eatable. I could care less what others think or say. I’m there to enjoy my day, I’m not there to make the haters happy.

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  @p.istaker886220 күн бұрын

  I would probably have to raise the seat. That looks too low to get your feet and legs under.

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  @FlyFishingGavin21 күн бұрын

  I’m going to New Hampshire soon for wild brook trout fishing going to use this if they are not biting dry flies can I still use this technique on nymphs and still have success? Also what size rapala you recommend should I go same size as you that you are using in the video or smaller?

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  @joshuaespinoza633125 күн бұрын

  👏 👏 👏 👏 thank you so much!

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  @joshuaespinoza633125 күн бұрын

  Quest canyon 100 selling for 179.99 at dicks sporting good right now. One of the best kayaks out there that can easily be modified to hang with the high end kayaks. I bought 2 and couldn't me more happier. This past weekend it was almost 100 degrees but my wife and I were about 100 yards from shore hidden between the top part of a 60 ft tree that's buried in the lake. We had complete cover and had our own special view of the lake. It was spectacular. I love kayaking and can't wait to make small modifications. Thanks for sharing your hard work and ideas! 🤝

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  @joshuaespinoza633125 күн бұрын

  👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏

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  @edwardenglish691927 күн бұрын

  Swift Canoes Prospector 14 - 27lbs.

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  @boatman22234514 күн бұрын

  Yuh, but you left out the part about price...bring an oxygen bottle when you go to their catalog just in case you pass out!

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  @edwardenglish691914 күн бұрын

  @@boatman222345 Agreed. We can only dream.

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  @peterbryant358427 күн бұрын

  Great video great content couldn't be any better thanks

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  @jeffreyelliott62227 күн бұрын

  I've decided to go ahead and get me my dream canoe the Sportsman Discovery solo 119 and I can add the bracket/mount and add 30 lb. thrust troll motor for getting back up river after my 2 or 3 hour on ground adventure !! It's boat full of already built in features that I like right from the start but it's also a pricey investment that will last me a lifetime at 62 wanting to get on water for river and lake near my home within 5 min to 15 min. drive is all !!!

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  @MrkleeenАй бұрын

  No net. No cart no ruddder system probly make

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  @sovereignwordbaptistchurch8082Ай бұрын

  What kind of battery would you recommend me use with your set up for a dolphin sit in kayak?

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  @jasonlopez4855Ай бұрын

  I like to fly fishing 🎣 but don't like the fly rods so i got a spinning- fly rod back in the 80's and still like to use the rod with both fly reels and spinning reels on the rod. Not much people have seen 😮 something like that before. It has the reel set in the back for a fly reel and the handle has Ring like ice fishing rods to hold the spinning reels on and with the guides are like a regular spinning rod the rod is 7' foot light moderate Action. very good job on your video 👊🏼

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  @ms.richardson8803Ай бұрын

  Thank you for your video! So, are you keeping the seat low like that or did you raise it up? I just got mine and was having a hard time getting knees comfortable but it was still tippy with the low setting. Have you paddled it with the seat higher? Thanks for any info!

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  @edgarduarte4094Ай бұрын

  Great video. Has anyone with the same or a similar set-up had trouble with the transducer arm getting in the way of paddling?

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  @loriekaczmarek9788Ай бұрын

  Hands down best build I've seen. I like the wood. It's cheap and easy to replace if something goes wrong. I know the wheels cost the most. Awesome video.

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  @mysteryman5213Ай бұрын

  Anyone have an answer to my situation? I have an inflatable yak. How can I position & secure the transducer so it works for me? TIA

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  @mandaloresmercy11 күн бұрын

  You're going to need to look into compatible glue in tracks maybe as one option if there's no frame for mounting stuff too

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  @brentstrohm8165Ай бұрын

  Shimano reels are still the king. They have the same line up.

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  @taylorharbin3948Ай бұрын

  I didn’t spend hours of my time doing research and spend my money on gear and licenses to come home empty handed! With inflation on the rise and everything getting more expensive I take hunting and fishing more seriously than some might.

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  @jeffosberg3290Ай бұрын

  Excellent video. I love how thorough you were in covering all details. Can you also include a link for the lead extensions for the trolling motor?

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  @kyleroyer9227Ай бұрын

  I have a 96lbs kayak. I was very hesitant to build one out of pvc. I saw your video and decided I will be building mine like yours except in my case I will be fine with smaller wheels like off a dolly just because I already have them and will be using concrete or gravel slips, and don’t want to spend a lot. Appreciate your video man.

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  @markbeaulieu8004Ай бұрын

  How long does the battery last? We make trips lasting 5 days, fishing 6-7 hrs a day. Is a 2nd battery needed

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  @user-gf4cp5po6x2 ай бұрын

  I just found your channel. I hope your doing ok. I enjoy your videos. More videos please.

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  @pabloandresmorgadosalcedo32232 ай бұрын

  ¿Tienes botas altas de goma ahorita?. Es para ver si puedes hacer un video de usar el pantalón tanto por fuera como por dentro de las botas de goma gumleaf

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  @thomasflickinger19492 ай бұрын

  Also at Wally World at times there are bins of lures that are cheap and very similar to the Rapala. Could work.

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  @missouribankfishing2 ай бұрын

  I generally keep every legal bass that I catch, because they eat the other fish I like to catch

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  @jacobzirkle91532 ай бұрын

  I can’t believe the payload rating is so different from the sportsman

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  @dip30fulАй бұрын

  The side walls are an inch or two taller. Means it can sink into the water further without risk of water splashing over the top. Sportsman has shorter sides so can only displace so much water before a slight tilt starts letting water in.

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  @pensnut082 ай бұрын

  My background is mainly trapping and your tip is what I always look for too. It is key.

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  @dotmars2 ай бұрын

  Great video! Gave me some solid pointers for my own setup!

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  @andrewh.63492 ай бұрын

  Laguna LT $45. Got some fish. That's all I need

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  @bryangroman24362 ай бұрын

  Great video. Very informative. Thank you.

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  @Christian_Edwards2 ай бұрын

  Man U talking bout a bobber when I caught trout on a big bobber and minnows and worms a bobber would work

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  @stephensanford52732 ай бұрын

  Here in the Midwest we're not accustomed to hauling big game on foot or small boats. My best advice for getting a deer out on a Kayak is to simply quarter the animal and put it in your pack on the kayak. If you know how to do this not only is it simply easy and simple, but it also saves work. You can quarter the deer without gutting it. (Watch someone do it with an elk or moose and the principle is the same.) Take the quatres, head, and put the backstraps, rib and neck meat in some zip locks in your backpack. You should end up leaving a clean, headless skeleton with an internal gut pile. It's quick, cuts the haul weight of the deer in half, and you can stop and have a nice lunch of fire cooked backstraps. Why only Alaskan and western Elk / moose hunters do this I'll never know. Ever since I learned it I have only brought home one whole deer. Everything else I quarter out and pack it. Now part of the reason I do this is because of my back. I just don't want the pain for two weeks from throwing my back out trying to horse haul some buck up and down trails. learn how to quarter up a whitetail, trust me your back with thank you.

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  @danmitchell37582 ай бұрын

  How does blade spin when u cast upstream is it due to such a slack current

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  @bluetsunami40052 ай бұрын

  Could have used the material list at the end and show us how to build it

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  @michaelburke59072 ай бұрын

  I have the same boat. Love it. Paddle with a kayak paddle. Recently added a nice motor mount and a 30lb MinnKota. Added an anchor trolley, rod holder and depth finder. Nice.