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Topic: trident pimpin'  (Read 6059 times)

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Hat Trick

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the trident was turned out by SBD.
i had pimped 4 kayaks before my new trident, they were easy, just screw and glue.  i had my boat for a month, i had mounted the forward rod holder but i was concerned about the big holes i would need to drill to accomodate my electonics into the new fangled trident.  so i hired a mofessional, sean.
this what we came up with.
« Last Edit: March 15, 2009, 08:41:54 PM by kingfisher »
2006 AOTY STRIPERKING


Hat Trick

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2006 AOTY STRIPERKING


Hat Trick

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2006 AOTY STRIPERKING


SBD

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Nice hanging with you Kingfisher!  We added four rear flushmounts and a 767 to Kingfishers yak.  The cables are suspended from the roof.  I came out very nice.  A word of caution...the 7 series are a TIGHT squeeze in the sonar shield, a 5 series fits much cleaner.  The 7 was however a very nice looking unit.


ravensblack

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The only bitch I have about the rod hoder up by the FF is it's a big strech for me to get to the rod unless I'm straddling the boat. But I am only 5-10 so for a taller guy it might not matter. It loks great though. real clean. Good job.
"I always entertain great hope" Robert Frost


SBD

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I agree, thankfully Chris is GIANT.


ravensblack

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I agree, thankfully Chris is GIANT.


    You got that right! I met Chris at CC 2 weeks ago. Chris your ride is sweet, sweet, sweet.
"I always entertain great hope" Robert Frost


Rock Hopper

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Awesome job, Sean. Just sent my transducer in to get replaced w/a thru hull. Be giving you a call soon!


In Loving Memory of Mooch, Eelmaster, Shicken, and Cabeza De Martillo

I started kayak fishing to get away from most of you...


SBD

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Sweet.  I have a few more in the que as well, its the year of the Trident!


Hat Trick

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i have really enjoyed paddling my trident recently.  i have been averaging 3.5 mph while trolling, which might be a bit fast.  i can get 5.5 while sprinting.  that forward rod holder may not be strong enough fot butt trolling, it needs more testing-i volunteer!
« Last Edit: March 30, 2009, 05:36:35 PM by kingfisher »
2006 AOTY STRIPERKING


troutnut

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Beautiful job! You're gonna love it!