-custom 1991 Gregor Seahawk 4 center console
-1991 48hp Evenrude spl (600-700hrs)
-1975 9.9hp johnson (needs a pull string)
-Bow mounted trolling motor
-custom live well
-one electric and one manual downrigger
-VHF radio
-Full boat cover
-Lifejackets

Been a great boat to me. I am the third owner. Big engine runs great and has never left me stranded. Fastest Ive had it was 28mph with two people and gear. I am asking $9,000. Cash only. Boat is located in Arroyo Grande, CA Call or text 805-400-9247. Thanks

Does the daggerboard make that much of a difference in terms of stability? also speed. Does it slow you down and by how much? Looking for advice from someone who has it. My 16 is a bit on the wobbly side but I am coming from a 32" wide kayak and need to spend more time on it. Just looking at ways to stabilize. I dont want the blow up AMAs. Thanks

I texted john the night before with a picture of my salmon net asking "should I bring this?". I knew he already had a net but he then responds with yes definitely what if we hook into a double. Well... we hooked into a triple. It was absolute madness. If we didnt have that second net I dont think we would of landed all three fish. We launched morro bay and the original plan was to fish somewhat inbetween morro and port slo but I heard word that the bite was on fire out of port slo so we decided to keep moving south. We had a terrible start to the day. One guy showed up late and hungover. It was the first time using brand new $800 a piece downriggers. Both down riggers were wired wrong and letting line out instead of bringing line in. So we had to rewire both plugs there on the boat offshore. I dropped my sunglasses in the water. I mean everything was not going our way. And then boom. Triple hook up and we put all three fish in the boat. We caught two more sammys throughout the morning and were headed in by 12. From talking to other friends on the water I believe this to be one of the best Salmon Openers in 10 years. People were killing it! I have posted a link to a video from that glorious morning that I just uploaded on my youtube channel. I honestly cant stop thinking about this and had to share. I got Sammys on my mind!!!

Any recommendations? I currently have some health issues that are making sitting down pretty painful. I am thinking about spring and kayak fishing and that will probably only make my condition worse. Looking for a good cushion I can sit on for my hobie revo 16

The biggest factor on why I decided to pull the trigger on the revo 16 was that they were discontinuing the model in 2021. I am extremely glad I made that decision. I just want to say that the hobie 16 is a beast of a kayak. I absolutely love it so far

How do you guys haul your 16 ft kayaks around? I have a bed extender hitch that works for now, but the kayak is hanging off a good 5-6ft. I plan to built a rack on my camper shell and mount it up there. Would a rack spaced at 5ft apart be enough to have a 16ft hobie revo on the roof of my camper? Thanks,

Just got my brand spankin new hobie with the drive. What do you guys do as far as maintenance on the drive? I just watched a youtube video of how to completely take it apart and clean which is very interesting. I fish 30-40 trips a year and a lot of saltwater. I'm thinking to maybe take apart at the end of each season and re-grease everything. Anyone spray it down with WD-40 every trip to avoid corrosion? Let me know what you guys do. Thanks

I need more kayak advice. Just bought the revo 16. My last kayak I used a garmin striker 4 as my primary fish finder. This worked wonders and lasted right about 3 years and costs $100. It is finally starting to poop out. My thought process is that since I am already spending big money on a brand new kayak, I have thoughts to get the next tier up of fish finder which is a garmin striker 5. The garmin striker 5 is $300. I can't wrap my head around taking that $300 fishfinder into elements as harsh as the ocean. In my mind, It would only be a matter of time to where that thing will get ruined. Is it worth it? For the guys that run more expensive fishfinders, How do you keep it safe from saltwater corrosion? Is there some type of after market plugs you can install to the back of the fish finder that helps prevent all of this? The only time I have found myself vulnerable is during surf launches and landings (which I do a lot of). If you are launching from a boat ramp or lake shore, keeping it clean and dry is totally feasible. But If you take a wave off the chest on a launch and your ff gets hit, how is the best way to keep it safe. Pretty much all my fishing is in the ocean. I am basically torn between getting a new garmin striker 4 ($100) or upgrading and getting the garmin striker 5 ($300). thanks guys