Selling my 14ft Jackson sit on top kayak. Very stable boat and easy to stand on. Comfy two position lawn chair style seat. Solid design and material. Lots of room to stow rods in the hull and tons of room in the back well for whatever you want to carry. Unloaded weight of about 80 lbs but rated to carry 400. Great boat for big water or lakes. I've had this boat in 10ft swells without a worry. Shows some light scratches from use but nothing deep and no leaks. Asking $ 600 Make offer

Got out for a quick dive before the wind came in. Swells were up just as forecasted around 6' viz was a bit cloudy maybe 12' in spots pretty surgy. Got my limit of abs and a couple uni and got off the water just as the sheep rolled in.

Looking to save on a little fuel. Plan on heading up the morning of the event out of the Lodi area but could also figure out an overnighter. I do have room for an extra kayak or we take your vehicle???

Been kinda thinking about improving my seat in the Viking while still keeping a low COG. Today walking through Costco I saw a bleacher seat that I couldn't resist for $20. Fits good and seems to sit pretty low.

Did a quick search and didn't see any info out there so I thought I would do a quick write up. My yak came with only one behind the seat but I want four so out came the hole saw!!!
First I layed it out where I wanted it to go planning for how the inner portion would end up inside the hull. I just used the gasket to get an actual location and traced it with a marker. (Pic1)

Then I tarted the hole with the pilot bit on the hole saw .  The drill must be angled to the direction that the inner portion of the flush mount is facing. (Pic2) * tip run the hole saw in reverse if the teeth are biting too fast in the soft plastic. Also use the closest hole saw size you can find and when in doubt go smaller you can always file it to make the hole larger.

Now test fit the flush mount and file as necessary checking for fit often. (Pic3-4)

Once it fits snug with a 3/16 bit drill one of the holes and insert a rivet to keep the holder from shifting when you drill the next one. (Pic5)
 
Now add your goop and place the holder and gasket into the hole. Set in all rivets. When seating the rivet press down firmly until the rod holder is flush on the bottom until the rivet pops. Then wipe excess. I like to add a little to the rivet hole as well.

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Anybody have a source for some big hammer swimbaits in the Sacramento area? Shoot me a pm if you don't want to release it public to have your stash wiped out   I need a few for my buddies comin to Albion with me.