Would like to say hello.

Newbie here.  Picking up my first kayak in the next day or so plan on fishing the carquinez straight on the regular.  I fish out of Crockett almost everyday.  When I'm not fishing I'm driving the dock at C&H all day.  Hope to see some of you out there in the spring.

Welcome to NCKA Sattes 

Welcome to the Madness!!!

Welcome aboard, you will have fun.. 

Looking forward to the fun thank you.

Welcome! Had to googlemap Crockett but solid location for both salt and fresh water fishing opportunities.

Do your homework before purchasing your yak.

Welcome

Welcome to NCKA. 

Sattes-Congratulations on deciding to pull the trigger on a new kayak and welcome! What did you get?
-SuperVato

Do your homework before purchasing your yak.

Welcome

welcome.  and what he said.

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Welcome Sattes, ever been on the Moku Pahu there at C&H? Just read she is making her last sugar voyage from Hawaii.

Welcome aboard.  Been a long time since I fished the area you are frequenting. 

Be safe out there and enjoy the new kayak. 

The moku pahu is C&H's ship.  Unfortunately I never made it on board for one of their tastey  steaks. I heard that it's trips were limited.  Now that we are owned by Domino's there hasn't been much fan fare for things C&H.

  I have done much research for many months and it came down to the hobie pro angler 12 and the pelican premium catch 120.  Drum roll please...  I went with the catch 120.  I chose this kayak for a multitude of reasons. 

The moku pahu is C&H's ship.  Unfortunately I never made it on board for one of their tastey  steaks. I heard that it's trips were limited.  Now that we are owned by Domino's there hasn't been much fan fare for things C&H.

  I have done much research for many months and it came down to the hobie pro angler 12 and the pelican premium catch 120.  Drum roll please...  I went with the catch 120.  I chose this kayak for a multitude of reasons.

Congratulations on the kayak, let us know how it works out and post some fish pictures.

I never sailed on the Moku Pahu but know lots of people who did. I was senior port engineer for a few years when Matson managed her and oversaw many repairs, just curious if we ever ran into each other. Read a few days ago that after 145 years the Hawaiian Sugar Company is shutting down operations this week and Moku was being sold.

Matson were the good old days.  I came in a few years before they sold c&h.  It has to be hard to compete in today's cane market when ASR owns most of the cane production in the world.  I work in the warehouse local 6.