SO the Pro Anglers just got an price increase, but no features added?! 

Hi all,

for sale is a great conditioned 2019 Hobie Pro Angler 14 in the camouflage color.

Given time and health (back issues) contraints, I have not been able to use the kayak much this year. The kayak is in a very great condition, since it has been used in total only a handful of times (fresh water only). It has some smaller scratches on the bottom, since these just can be avoided when one really uses a kayak.

The kayak comes all with the original items (seat, mirage drive). The kayak comes also with a fully installed Boonedox Landing gear (version especially for the PA14), a original cover for the PA14 and a Hobie Livewell V2 (that I have never used).

Also throwing in a Hobie Rod Holder and Cup holder (another 100USD)

All in all, this would cost you roughly 5000 USD (+tax).

I am offering the whole set for 4100 USD.

Please let me know if you are interested.


No trades, cash only in hand.

Thanks!


Link to the Craigslist add: https://sfbay.craigslist.org/nby/spo/d/sausalito-excellent-condition-2019/7158639525.html

I bought one of the PAs.

And guys, I understand that some of you are mad, having missed out on such a great deal. But I dont think it is fair not correct to slam this guy for selling them at huge discount.

I talked to him for quite a while on the background story. And I can tell you that he is a stand up guy and not a rich dude just throwing money around!

So, let's keep ourselves a bit in check before we judge others.

Shall we!?

Hi guys!

I am absolutely stocked! I got an amazing deal on a basically new 2019 Pro Anger 14.

Now, to the next task of finding the right Fish Finder for my needs.

Since I am bit of a newbie in this regard, I am hoping to get some inputs from the community on this.

Requirements:

* At least 7 inch
* Down and side scanning
* good, robust quality
* Compatible with my hobie (I do not have the tools nor the know how to do a lot of custom work)
* Price should be (including the battery) under 1000 USD


Thanks all!

Cheers,
Seb.

Hi all,

I am in the market for a PA 12/14 and storage is the main thing that I still need to figure out.

I have contacted a couple of options but I am wondering if you have any additional recommendations.

I would prefer something that is close/ in Sausalito, has good access (24/7 or close to it), can preferably take kayaks on a trailer and does not cost a arm and a leg.

Thanks for your recommendations guys!

Cheers,
Seb.

Hi there,

storage is a luxury in the Bay Area and I unfortunately do not have the space nor do I want to pay hundreds of dollars to store my kayak. So, I am wondering if storing the kayak permanently on top of my car (Honda Civic) with the appropriate roof rack + other equipment?

I am thinking of something like this here: https://wmastore.com/Hitch-Mounted-Truck-Bed-Extender-Ladder-Rack-Kayak-Canoe-AMBEDEXT.htm

Thoughts/ recommendations would be much appreciated!

Cheers,
Seb.

Hi all,

with the tax return money I am planning to buy my first fishing kayak. I have test driven the PA 12 and the Outback so far and I am leaning more towards the PA12 since it was far more stable for me (the Outback also felt a bit cheap, it felt like it was bending when I paddled it hard, also in the end it is 'just' 20 pounds heavier than the PA12). I would like to test drive the Titan 10.5 but I am not sure if there is a dealer in my area (Marin County, CA) where this would be possible.

I am 6'3. 210 pounds and I love to sight fish. I would be using the kayak 60% on lakes and 40% inshore. I need to carry the kayak on my Honda Civic (Thule 480 R roof rack + going to buy something like a Rhino Rack T-Load Hitch Mount). I have to store the kayak outside.

Per outing I would like to carry a minimum of 6 rods with me and a couple of tackle boxes. Standing is important to me since I want to be able to pitch and flip.

Anybody that had to make the same decision between these options. What are the cons and pros in your opinion?

Thanks.

Cheers,
Seb.