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Topic: Hobie Adventure fish review '08  (Read 6850 times)

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Kevin

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Z - I parked next to you at Elk.  Sweet setup.  I just saw this thread; didn't realize even this was a different yak than the Adventure...  The FF/GPS set up is awesome.  I just email the Hook1 guys to see if they carry it.


ZeeHokkaido

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Oh were you in the tent trailer? Sorry, shoulda introduced myself. Hook1 has all you'll need to do the FF/GPS mounting.

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