Weekend Yak Work...

[mmanolis2001]

Very nice job. I like the Placement of the scotty holders in the rear. Did you use self tapping screws to install the rod holders?

[MetroMan]

Thanks! Yeah, those are self tapping screws from ACK. They fit perfectly with the scotty accessories!

[surfdog]

nice job. your braver than i, i wouldn't go near my yak with a dremil tool a hole saw is easier and less prone to run out after 3-4 beers i used the c-cap for my ff also makes a nice finish for protruding ff wires but i silicone the hole to make wt,

[the_kegs]

Like the idea of using the RAM mount for the FF. Dremel...(cue Tim Allen grunt) one of the most indispensable tools I have ever purchased. That side cutting bit is awesome but oh so dangerous. Accidentally clipped my finger with it while the tool was spinning down and it gave me one of the worst cuts I have ever had.

[MetroMan]

The problem with a dremel is that it's so awesome you end up using it for everything. Example, I used it to cut open the nozzle for my silicone sealant lol. Scissors, no thanks. Dremel, yes please!

[Yak Fish]

it was about time you got that thing rigged! Nice work metro. I hope to see it in action catching some 50 lb stripers out on the flats.

[Redfish12]

Metro... might be a little late... but here you go! http://www.kayakfishingmagazine.net/...an-torque.html

[MetroMan]

Their wires are ran pretty much identical to mine. Interesting use of the extender arm to have the fish finder much closer too.

[Foursteps24]

That actually makes sense because you shouldn't need to get into that hatch like on the Tridents.

[MetroMan]

Yeah, I won't really need access to that hatch at all since the battery takes up that space. I like the idea of a little area to hang lures and such...looks handy.