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@@fishingwitht-ravis9618 hey man

Small neighborhood pond!

It really is!

I can when I have some time, but until then you should be able to see the bottom on BKC website. It is rather flat (for balance) with a large front keel to break waves and cut through the water. The back has 3 fins to help the water flow evenly out the back allowing for better turning with the rudder and less drag.

@@fishingwitht-ravis9618 I might be the only person who don't see the bottom on their site lol. I really like the old pk11 "W" bottom (similar to Hobie's).

@tdok I also don't see it now, but they did have it at one point. Look up the old town sportsman 106, it's similar except with a shallower dip in the middle and extra fins on the edges on the back.

a 3-4lb LM bass veryyy rare

Agreed, but at least there are usually good volume!

Thanks and you too! I also enjoy watching your vids!

It should have that option available if not you can send an email to their customer service after ordering and they will ammend your order for you!

Always wishing I was fishing! Also, you could try putting the front end against the car on a rag then lifting the back to slide it into the rack, just a thought!

@@fishingwitht-ravis9618 I did some thinking on what you suggested; I believe that if I use a fully wet shammy as the contact slider from the backside of our Prius, I may be able to manage to get up on top of our car! Big bites, full baskets and God’s blessing to you! 👍<“)//>{Tim ♥️✝️

Hope it works! I've seen it done on a few TH-cam vids before!

Thank, it was!

I honestly don't know and couldn't find anything online, sorry :(

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No, it is Mongo, Indiana in Lagrange County!

I have not. I bought a camera mount for a go pro, screwed right in, locked, and works fine! All you need is something to screw into that when tight will not come out of rail (comes with 2 metal pieces for this, need to add others for more mounting).

Very well! I'd suggest not dragging it, using skid tape, or a cart to transport it to and from the water however otherwise it can easily scratch!

Will do!

Thanks! Have loved both kayaks I have purchased from you!

Thanks! Can catch some big fish that way!

​@@fishingwitht-ravis9618nice vid. What lake is this at

It's a small private lake I luckily have access to!

The propeller drive one does, the flipper drive does not! You have to either turn with the rudder or use the paddle to reverse with the flipper drive!

They should have the choice between the propeller, flipper, or a trolling motor! You can purchase the others separately.

Agree, wish there were mor big bass! I've caught a few 4-5 pounders the last few years, but they are hard to come by!

Much Appreciated! Glad you enjoyed!

I do not believe there is a spot for that specific purpose, but there are many scupper plugs and room where the pedal drive goes that could probably be used.

dude i know this is one of the best videos

bro i don't know about that....

Thanks!

i know right!

nahhh i dont think so...

Thanks!

The Berkely rods are just really good for the money!

Hopefully it works well for you!

Just a Texas rigged 6" curly tailed worm in electric blue! It seems to catch a lot of bass for me!

First you screw off the cap on the opposite of the handle then while holding the bail unscrew the handle in the opposite direction of normal reeling motion. Then move handle to other side (must be perfectly aligned to screw onto left side) and slowly screw on in direction that you'd reel in. Once it starts to tighten, hold bail and keep turning until it is firmly tight. Then replace cap on opposite side you just installed the handle.

Thank you. This rod/reel has basically been unusable for me because of the retrieve. The explanation on BPS made zero sense. Your explanation was great!

I'm glad I could help!

It definitely has a wonderful feel for the price! Hopefully it works well for you!

I like a frog blow up more, but the jitterbug catches them!

Will do!

@@fishingwitht-ravis9618 👌🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Thank you!

The bite seems to be all over the place with the weather always changing. Like today I caught 10-12 good ones at Coldwater Lake, but they were pretty spread out (some aggressive others not as much).

Agreed!

​@fishingwitht-ravis9618 what length is yours? I got the 7' but I wanna get 7'6 or 8'

Mine is the 7' medium, fast action tip

Thanks!

It is very light, I can carry with one hand and lift over my head! It is not very tippy while sitting down, you can reach pretty far over each side, but to stay standing you need some balance.

It was fun! Always nice to be back out on the water!

@@fishingwitht-ravis9618 I bet!

I believe there are 6 scupper plugs total (2 in the foot wells, 2 by the seat, and 2 in the back storage area). And they are supposed to be waterproof, but that entails ensuring it seals properly. I have also not fully submerged them, but from normal splash or rain everything inside stays dry.

No, they have a standard and small size. I believe some styles are designed larger, but the main two sizes for most pairs should work well for anyone else.

I bought the timbers, i have a narrow face, i actually got the standard size which are 145mm across the front, I contacted them and asked if i could exchange them for the small and they said yes, I actually exchanged 3 pairs for the smalls and they fit great. You have to check, not all glasses have different sizes, scroll down to the fit icon and it will tell you if they have smalls. The smalls are 138mm across the front. If you get the Signature Style, those are 140mm and they fit great too. I have 10 pairs, I know I have a problem, LOL, but I just love their color selection. Hope this helps. Their customer service is fantastic if you have an issue too.

So far I have really liked it, so good to hear it also has good durability!

Yup, definitely drove out to where I was!