Ive been out of the game for a bit but finally got a shell/rack to haul my kayak around and a new sleeper setup in the back for multi day trips! Many fishing reports to come

On a recent trip to Oregon I saw the Gambler 500 () going on and now I want to do it next year.... I was hoping one of you guys had something rally capable lying around you wouldnt mind letting go for cheap?

I just mounted a scotty base in my pocket for the laketroller downrigger. I wanted to do the cuphilder base with the depthmastwr downrigger but I already had the laketroller and a scotty base laying around so I did this instead.

I'm making this tonight for the 3rd time this month and I thought id share it

http://www.mantitlement.com/recipes/fish-nuggets-with-bang-bang-sauce/   

Im thinking about getting another kayak for quick trips or fishing in tight places/small water for my revo 13 can be a lot of work sometimes. Im looking for something about 10ft that is lightweight, paddles nicely, and is a SOT. If anyone has ideas that would be great

While testing my new Lowrance hook 4 for the second time before my kayak camping trip to Hell Hole reservoir this weekend the unit will not turn on. I don't see any way it can't be a defect. I have it hooked up with the fuse holder and I'm getting a full 12v to the end of the power cord but the unit won't turn on or do anything. I was hoping someone had a Lowrance with GPS I could borrow for this trip. I could leave a safety payment of a couple hundred bucks for if something were to happen. There might be a fix to this but right now I'm kind of panicking that this will ruin my trip. Thanks

In a week or so I plan on loading up my kayak and a lot of gear and heading North for 3 or 4 days to try to hit as many fishy places as possible. I would like to cruise along the coast for a while and try a few spots for lings and halibut and then travel inland to fish trout lakes or rivers. Im considering going as far as the Oregon border so any advice I can get about some good locations would be appreciated. Id be very interested in hitting some remote forest road only lakes as well and maybe doing a little rabbit/pig hunting if there is any to be had along the way. Thanks

I just got a Hobie Revo 13 and im current buying all the things I need to get it on the water and fishing comfortably. One of the most important things of course would be the rod holders. I was hoping you guys could suggest some ideas of what would be a good all around rod holder for my cockpit area for halibut drifting, striper trolling, etc. So far ive been most interested in the rocket launcher type rod holders and ive thought of putting one in a scotty track adapter but would like to see if anyone has experience with other types. Also would you guys recommend a backing plate for the tracks?