IF it were that much, I’d probably have a few more in my possession to sell 

sold

Hey all,

I wanted to try fishing moss landing, only time ive gone out there was for a party boat which wasn’t too fruitful, and conditions were rough so I didn’t take much away from the trip.

Just curious if anyone’s had experience kayak fishing out of moss? I know it gets fairly deep there, so the creatures below the surface may be a little bigger and scarier. I normally fish hmb pretty heavily, but now that I’m closer to moss, wanted to see if it’s worth the change of scenery. Hmb has pretty easy launches and it’s not too deep, so fairly forgiving for us yakerS, aside from the fan.

If anyone has any info or experience they’d be willing to share, please let me know!

Thanks!

-Don

Just an update: I ended up finding a nice and fully equipped 2015 outback from a fellow ncka'er for a good deal. Going to rig it up to my liking and slay some fins.

 Thank you all for the help and I'll see you out there!!!

Absolutely! The camo model outback has the turbo fins and sailing rudder as standard equipment. I hope I'll get to try them soon. John at windtoys was the only one who gave me good service over the phone, everyone else seemed to pretty much brush me off. Lots of recommendations for CCK though.

So I think I'm fairly set on the 2017 camo outback, I'll be demo'ing the revo as well so that should give me a better idea... I love the idea of the revo's speed and ability to handle chop, but I'm fairly gear-centric and think the extra deck space would benefit my style of fishing. I do see many switching out their outbacks for revo's though.

Has anyone dealt with windtoys in Santa Rosa? Spoke to John over the phone and he seems like he's super knowledgeable on the hobies, mentioned he and his staff have outfitted a bunch of ncka'ers.

Man! That doesn't make my decision any easier... haha. I definitely like the new camo model outback, I went to check them out today but didn't demo. There's a nice used outback on Craigslist now that I was thinking about checking out. Is the revo that much faster?  I'd love the deck space since I don't have collapsible crab nets. There are a few revo demos for sale too, I've got some thinking to do ...

Thanks for sharing NowhereMan!

i've found that to be true as well. i've looked at a few local dealers who also have online stores, many of their reviews are from out of state customers. i'm assuming they are benefiting from not having to pay their own state tax or shipping costs, a few of the local dealers had free shipping. Hoping i dont have to look out of state. I'm a big supporter of local businesses and wanting to see if we have those same options without having to look at other states.