I’m glad you actually told me which video it was vs just telling me what the mount is I got to see how you put so much thought to making sure the transducer mount was in the right place putting everything you normally use in the kayak so see if it was in the way thank you so much I definitely found everything useful I like the ideal of the waterproof container great video
Instead of using self taping screws or bolts, you could use rivets with the silicone sealant also. That's what I used for adding my rod holder on the front of my Pelican Mustang
I just added some Scotty gear tracks to my Sentinel 100XR Angler! Sadly the pelican attachments aren’t compatible with Scotty so I had to install a Scotty flush mount just below my existing rod holder. No I can have my rod on the side while I have my Bait Board and camera set up in the middle! I can’t wait to hit the water! Love your channel and love the videos. One suggestion, could you reference the types and sizes of your bolts and screws. It’s tough to know exactly what to buy when the hardware isn’t included.
Thanks for the comment Brad, appreciate it. We can absolutely include bolt and screw sizes, but keep in mind that the size (at least the length) will depend on where you install on the kayak. We try to get them as short as possible depending on the area so that we don't hit them from underneath. Definitely appreciate the feedback, keeps us improving our content.
Angling Spiders I hear ya on the length... I stood in rona this morning for 25 mins debating between 3/4 or 1/2 inch bolts! Haha The irony of it was that I had 2 Scotty components and they had different diameter bolt holes. Tracks were #10 and the flush mount needed #14. I was lucky I took my parts with me to the store to dry fit them...
Well this is the 14th video of yours we've played today. Give us a couple days and we'll get through all 73 of'em. I hope it gets yall where you need to be with your watch hours.
You could always cut an access hole on the front wall of the rear storage and put a hatch on it to use bolts or even put a portable battery box their so it can’t fall out of the kayak
Thanks, gave it a test run today and caight seven pike. No video this time, unfortunately, but the fish finder worked great for identifying structures and weed beds.
Happy father's Day. First, thanks for all the videos. I've been following and modifying my Pelican Mustang right along with you. What made you choose the Garmin Striker 4 over a Lowrance Hook2 4? Just curious.
Thanks for the comment. I think it just comes down to preference. The Lowrance has a much wider profile and I am also a fan of Garmin. I was also looking for something relatively cheap and from what I can tell the Garmin is less expensive . You can pick up the Striker 4 for about $150.
@@edcpreacher No, I tested it today and there was no interference at all with the paddle when in the down position. You need to be a little more careful when you have the arm raised, but I only had it up when close to shore.
What size screws are needed for both of those mounts? I have the exact same stuff but no clue what hardware to use and lost the hardware that came with the striker 4
It really depends on where you mount them. We had to put it on and make sure there would be room for the screws and nuts. It was a bit of a guess using a tape measure from underneath
It needs to be in water to work, but some people create a well of water within their kayak and it will still work through the hull of the boat. I prefer it to be outside of the kayak as it is less hassle than managing it inside.
You have no idea how outstanding this video is
Thank you!!!!
That means a lot, glad it could help out. Thanks for the comment
That's a nice addition, can't wait to see it in action. Happy Fathers day as well.
Thanks Dan, should be next weekend, assuming the weather is good.
I. Just bought the same transducer holder for my pelican catch power 100, nice video
Thanks, it has worked great so far. Quite happy with it.
Thanks for all the details. Now you just need to see if it finds the fish!
Thanks Rob, actually tested it at Dalemead today and caught seven pike, but no video unfortunately. Hopefully we can test it again next weekend.
smart idea for your battery box ....great video .... i really enjoyed watching
Thanks, appreciate the comment
Thank you this was very helpful!
You're so welcome! Appreciate you checking it out.
Great informative informational video!👍🏻👌🏻
Glad you think so! Really appreciate you checking out some old material.
I’m glad you actually told me which video it was vs just telling me what the mount is I got to see how you put so much thought to making sure the transducer mount was in the right place putting everything you normally use in the kayak so see if it was in the way thank you so much I definitely found everything useful I like the ideal of the waterproof container great video
Thank you, we had some previous requests to see our set-up so glad it helped.
Instead of using self taping screws or bolts, you could use rivets with the silicone sealant also. That's what I used for adding my rod holder on the front of my Pelican Mustang
Indeed, but I didn't have a riveting tool. It is a good tip for those who have one.
Love that Bass pro shops! Very close to where I live
Yes, great place to pick up some new gear.
Angling Spiders yes but it’s expensive there so I usually go to the Fishin’ Hole for stuff
Also happy Father’s Day Sean
Thanks, very much appreciated
Another great video. You are answering all my questions. Haha
Great to hear!
I just added some Scotty gear tracks to my Sentinel 100XR Angler!
Sadly the pelican attachments aren’t compatible with Scotty so I had to install a Scotty flush mount just below my existing rod holder. No I can have my rod on the side while I have my Bait Board and camera set up in the middle!
I can’t wait to hit the water!
Love your channel and love the videos.
One suggestion, could you reference the types and sizes of your bolts and screws. It’s tough to know exactly what to buy when the hardware isn’t included.
Thanks for the comment Brad, appreciate it. We can absolutely include bolt and screw sizes, but keep in mind that the size (at least the length) will depend on where you install on the kayak. We try to get them as short as possible depending on the area so that we don't hit them from underneath. Definitely appreciate the feedback, keeps us improving our content.
Angling Spiders I hear ya on the length... I stood in rona this morning for 25 mins debating between 3/4 or 1/2 inch bolts! Haha
The irony of it was that I had 2 Scotty components and they had different diameter bolt holes. Tracks were #10 and the flush mount needed #14.
I was lucky I took my parts with me to the store to dry fit them...
I love that bass pro I went there like a week ago nice addition to the kayak
Thanks, yes bass pro is bad for my credit card!
Mine as well
Well this is the 14th video of yours we've played today. Give us a couple days and we'll get through all 73 of'em. I hope it gets yall where you need to be with your watch hours.
Can't thank you enough and saw your message as well. We will do whatever we can to help you out also.
You could always cut an access hole on the front wall of the rear storage and put a hatch on it to use bolts or even put a portable battery box their so it can’t fall out of the kayak
Yep, but knowing us we would make a mistake and ruin the kayak, lol.
You can also use Scotty well nuts to affix things you don't have access too
Good to know, didn't even know about these until your comment. Appreciate it.
@@AnglingSpiders they self seal when are you going to come up a little north ill join ya for a day
@@danawick9817 Depends on what you mean by a little north. If you have a good spot let use know. You can contact us at anglingspiders@gmail.com
@@AnglingSpiders check your junk mail lol Happy Canada Day tomorrow
@@danawick9817 Thanks, just responded. Happy Canada Day to you as well!
awesome addition . congrats. I have the lowrance hook reveal and i wouldn't give it up on my kayak
good luck
Thanks, gave it a test run today and caight seven pike. No video this time, unfortunately, but the fish finder worked great for identifying structures and weed beds.
@@AnglingSpiders good to hear..I'm off to Dalemead tomorrow. Happy's Father's Day. I missed your son on todays episode
@@dwightfrei6873 Thanks for this. Will make sure to get him back on camera as soon as possible. Good luck out there tomorrow.
Outstanding video! Where can I purchase the striker 4?
I got mine from Bass Pro Shop. Cabelas also has them. You can also find them on Amazon
Happy father's Day. First, thanks for all the videos. I've been following and modifying my Pelican Mustang right along with you. What made you choose the Garmin Striker 4 over a Lowrance Hook2 4? Just curious.
Also, are you worried that when you paddle you would hit the transducer arm?
Thanks for the comment. I think it just comes down to preference. The Lowrance has a much wider profile and I am also a fan of Garmin. I was also looking for something relatively cheap and from what I can tell the Garmin is less expensive . You can pick up the Striker 4 for about $150.
@@edcpreacher No, I tested it today and there was no interference at all with the paddle when in the down position. You need to be a little more careful when you have the arm raised, but I only had it up when close to shore.
What size screws are needed for both of those mounts? I have the exact same stuff but no clue what hardware to use and lost the hardware that came with the striker 4
It really depends on where you mount them. We had to put it on and make sure there would be room for the screws and nuts. It was a bit of a guess using a tape measure from underneath
Does the transducer need to be into the water?
It needs to be in water to work, but some people create a well of water within their kayak and it will still work through the hull of the boat. I prefer it to be outside of the kayak as it is less hassle than managing it inside.
@@AnglingSpiders thanks so much for your reply . Hope you can show how you put the transducer in your video. Thank you 😊