I sold my AI (tired of the limits trailering) and bought a 2023 Outback, but seems the years finally caught up with me,,, When I bought it I thought the hobie load assist was the answer for me, but I found out it didn't work for me. I still needed help loading it into my truck. My fishing buddy had the answer, he made one with wheels that attached to the lift handle (like the hobie loader). It works great. 

Transducer never used, tried to mount it on my second kayak so I could use my Lowrance FF on both kayaks, but it wouldn't work. Had to buy a Humminbird, darn.

Lowrance HOOKČ / Reveal TripleShot Transducer #000-14029-001
Lowrance Kayak Scupper Transducer Mount #000-10606-001
both transducer and mount for $75.

 

SOLD to Bob - Tarpon 120 & paddle   $300

 SOLD to Kayak Jack - Tarpon 140
Humminbird 532 w/ 7a SLA Battery and box, 1 Ram mount, 2 base plates (for slide tracks) for Scotty mounts  $400

SOLD to  fishbushing Trident 4.7
Humminbird 698 w/20a SLA Battery & box, paddle, 2 Scotty mounting brackets, 1 Ram ball $600

Pacific Action Sail 1.5  $150
http://Https://youtu.be/xiZpAczQmNQ


SOLD to Cast Agnola - Malone Micro Sport trailer 12 inch wheels, spare tire and kick stand  $800

SOLD to Bob - Danu Pacific Angler seat  $75


   

Up to this point I haven't really been a member, but I retired last week, so I'm ready to start.
I look forward to hooking up with some of you. Mike

Are there any Fisherman's Wharehouse stickers around? If not can someone on the site be authorized to make them? I'll buy them.
Mike

A Wall Street Journal article talking about people renting their homes out to view the America's Cup race for $3,500 to $60,000 a month. I wonder if anyone would be interested in renting my kayak???


Others are plotting a cheaper course to view the regatta. Sean Randolph, president of the Bay Area Council Economic Institute, says he plans to watch the Cup from a kayak in a buffer zone that will be created on San Francisco Bay for nonmotorized boats. While Mr. Randolph's home in Marin County, north of San Francisco, has a view of the Bay, it doesn't overlook the Cup's racecourse, and he doesn't want to shell out thousands of dollars to rent a property.

"In a kayak, you're sort of participating because you're on the water and you're a little closer" to the action than on land, he says.

Hi's Tackle has a couple of Okuma Baidarkas on sale for $59.99 regularly $119.00 a spin and a $casting.
http://www.histackleboxshop.com/Okuma-Rod-Baidarka-Kayak-Rods-s/442.htm