go Dubs! are we going to see a Game 6 Klay?

This probably isn’t the smartest thing to do especially around a bunch of surfers and without your PFD.

 Why were you just hanging out in the breaker area and paddling so slowly? It’s like you were waiting to be pummeled by the waves.

Hey y’all, I’m looking for a cam lever clamp to hold a tube for a project of mine. The other end would be mounted/welded into an aluminum square tube. Where can I find something like this? Or does it have to be custom made? Kyle

looks super fun....I may ditch work to head over there tomorrow.

MotionOfOcean - do you mean that the hook is designed to pull one of the drive pedals backwards so that the fins are horizontal? If so, I can see how it would work in some cases (though, I’ve never seen anyone doing that).

However, in ocean surf, once the kayak lands on sand, I think you’d be getting sand all over the sprocket and gears.

maybe hobie’s description doesn’t exactly match what others do, but the drive would lay flat on top of your kayak (exactly how you have it in your picture). The bungee goes across your drive/fins and hooks into an eyelet on your hull to secure the drive. Although looking at your pic, you may have to position your drive further back so the fins are under the seat (like what christianbrat does). The drive would not be inside the drive well, so you’d get no more sand in your gears than your current method. I’ll see if I can get a picture for you to illustrate what I’m talking about.

AlsHobieOutback actually does the same thing from what he described...

I leash mine there, and then slide it under the bungee cords or straps on the front hatch to hold it for launch and landing.


why not use the bungee with hook that comes with the Hobie specifically for that purpose? unless you don't have one....

You may have luck asking on alantani.com. Although Isn’t that reel a bit small for salmon? I’d be concerned about a big hot running salmon spooling me without enough line capacity on that reel

 That boy is a fish slayer in the making!