Two trips in one day! Thanks for the invite to ARW. HMB is my favorite place,fishing or not. Big rock boil; is that the rock that shows its head at low tide in the bouyed off section?

I use shelf track with 2x4 extensions.  Works great and cheap...

That is more like what I had in mind, but on the side of the house; covered of course. Which ever one I use I will need some of that "inspiration"

No, but I did find out that my wifes shoulder injury won't allow her to paddle much at all. So I'll probably end up getting a Hobbie within the next year. The hard part is trying to figure out which ones to take on camping trips.

Looking for some pics of home made storage racks , at home, for yaks. I have an idea, but know there are a lot of folks with more talent and experience than I.

I'm not sure about all factory racks, but many are very flimsy; be carefull and use a safety lanyard.

I had a honda civic with a yakima rack system for a prowler 13 and scupper pro.  It worked well except for that one time.....driving back from Idaho I had the front towers pull from the window ledges, tear up the molding and the kayaks went flying up.  Fortunately got off the road before I lost anything, but it did do some damage to the roof.  I would go with something that had a factory roof.  A good way to go is the pontiac vibe.  Good mileage and cheaper than the matrix.

Jim

 Another plus for the Vibe; its made right here in Fremont CA
Here is a pic of the Yak rack I picked up on C/L. I couldn't get the towers for my Focus so I made do with my truck! The first two are Scramblers.

It was great to meat you as well. I have never fished the area before, so I stayed close by til the fog broke. Of course that means fishing in the wind. I ended up buying choives from the wharf; .25 each. We fished just short of O'neils for a grand total of ZERO. Its only my third time in the ocean in a yak. All in all it a was great day on the water.

$500.00