I've got TVC70ML, TVC66M and TVC66MH.
Usually pair them with an Abu Garcia Revo Beast or Lexa 300.

For rockfish/ling jigging with up to 4 oz. lures I prefer the 70ML - a 30 in. ling puts a good bend in that rod and makes the fight more fun.
For deeper jiggin > 150ft with up to 8 oz. lures I prefer the 66M or 66MH.

I've caught 4 thresher sharks up to 8.5ft long on the 66MH - it's a beast of a rod.

Sale pending.

Price reduction to $1000.00

Going on CL next weekend.

Men's size medium.
The suite was worn once in fresh water.
$350.00

Prefer Pick up, Vacaville.

Change of plans, I'm not going to make it.
Sorry for the last minute cancellation.

I donate my spot to first taker.

Please pay it forward. 

Ghan does not post much ,but it`ll be two years in Sept. at Ocean Cove  that he was a recipient of a  "Polaris missile" attack . Flipped him over but no additional action was taken by the "missle''.. his Hobie is blue I think ,the only other guys I know that have met the Landlord ,Adam ,Ben and Joe have paddle kayaks

That story was hard for me to read and my heart was racing while watching the video.

The year I got hit 2 months earlier I had killed 4 sharks over back to back weekends - tasty buggers.

BTW Vic, I have a dune Hobie Revo.  Good luck out there buddy.

Thanks for posting the vid.  I like it when people post things about safety, I usually learn a thing or two because so many people on this board have been yak fishing for so long and share their knowledge.

A few more words of kindly constructive criticism if you don't mind.

I've flipped Outbacks, Revos and Adventures a plenty.  In 2 short years of kayak fishing I've become an expert at falling out of a Hobie. 
Sometimes in 56 degree water with 6-7ft swells.  For me, getting out of the water as quickly as possible with the least amount of energy expended is important.  Practice, practice, practice.

1.  Don't grab the fins - they're too floppy.  Grab at the base and you can easily pull the yak rolling towards you while your other hand grabs the far gunwale to finish the righting.

2.  Trying to re-enter with your legs hanging down below you is a waist of energy.  Kick or float your legs up to just below the surface behind you, get fully extended then give a mighty scissor kick while pulling the boat under you.  Do it too well and you can launch yourself over the other side.  Time it right and it will feel effortless.  It didn't look like you had enough room in that little pool to demonstrate that method.