Thanks Ghio.

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tedski-> this is called an infinite loop.  It is considered bad practice in programming.

Conditions are much more mild down South. 

My gortex wader's has a zipper for relief.  And when the surf is up, before trying to land I take them off.

Since you are limited with space.  Why not store it on the backyard grass?  You will need a kayak cover for protection.

The learning curve from straight to bent shaft was about 5 minutes.

I have a Nissan Titan.

At first I did the pool noodles over the yakima bars.  I forgot why I stopped.   Maybe it was a pain to deal with.
Second.  I went to no pool noodles and ended up scratching the plastic coating on the yakima bars.  Over time they peels off and had to get the bars replaced.  $$$ 
Not a good idea.  Won't do that again.
Third.  Tried the Harbor Freight bed extender.  FAIL.  My kayak is 16 ft.  There are a list of reasons why this did not work for me.
Fourth.  Step ladder and J-bars.  This works the best for me.  I can carry my kayak from the beach to the truck on my shoulder.  I then step up on the step ladder and place the kayak on the J craddle.  The step ladder enables me to be horizontal to the J craddle.  No lifting kayak over head.

But wait!  You said Hobie outback.  Nothing works for that.  You're screwed.   You would have to pay me to help you put it on your Explorer.

Wrong place and angle for salmon trolling anyway. I mounted a rod holder on the hatch in front of me. It's a RAM holder with ball on a YakAttak track. Those rear holders work perfectly for trolling larger live baits with little or no weight. And I have had good luck with American market Shimano rods fit wise.

Ruben

EDIT* I had to remove the butt cap cover on one rod.

A buddy of mine installed ball ram mounts on his kayak.  I'm glad he did.  It was a complete failure.  I scratched that off my list.  Ram mounts are good for GPS, phone, radio......Not for trolling 2 lb lead weights.

I still want to know if I can install a scotty rod holder mount in front of, not on, the hatch.

Quote from: potto on October 25, 2015, 03:08:52 PM

What was the solution?

Why not put a Scotty thing-a-ma-jig in front of the hatch?  And use Scotty extenders so you can reach.

Too weak for trolling big cannonball salmon weights.

Bushy

I don't understand.  Scotty mount + extenders + scotty rod does handle the weight. (On my plastic kayak)
I don't understand what you are saying.  Is the glass too weak?  I'm not sure......

Brent says in this video he uses EPOXY.  Forward to the 3:00 minute mark.

https://youtu.be/9X4CfZcrZls?t=181

The epoxy I have used in the past did not flex enough.  Plastic kayaks flex.  Any bump and the transducer pops off the hull.
Is there something different about glass?  I have a have a hard time believing this is the best idea.  Heated Marine Goop worked great for me.

Owners of Stealth glass kayaks, what glue did you use?

Thanks