Very nice! I appreciate your thorough approach without any wasted ramblings. I also appreciate your rationale behind your particular choices. Thanks for your time and effort.
Thanks Bob! Really appreciate the comment and great to know the content is proving useful. A kayak clothing video will be in the pipeline at some point 😀
Tassos Manolas .Greece.Thank You for give us a truly perfect vieo about the revo 16.I already have the little one of Hobies the sport .I love your kayak and i want your opinion in open Mediterranean sea .Thank you so match. Salutes from Athens Greece.
very nice video. I doubt if many fishing kayakers have the patience for an hour and a half video. I suggest that you break it up to two or three sections. Maybe a section on just fishing rods and tackle, another on kayak set-up and a third on electronics and anchor set-up. You have great suggestions. I notice that you don't have a manual bilge pump. Thanks from So. California.
Hi Paul, I rarely use nav lights but only because I tend to launch after dawn and land before dusk. I occasionally fish just into darkness so has a Railblaza Visibility Kit with a 360 white light mounted on a pole which sits over head height. This is enough for most people to spot you. You can get small clip-on strobe nav lights to attach to your buoyancy aid too - check out the Guardian Nav Lights. Definitely advisable to have some form of white light if on the water during or after dawn/dusk.
Hi, can you tell me what the black balls are that are on the anchor trolley please? Did they come with the kit? Or did you add them? If so what's the purpose of them and or name of the kit? Thanks
Hi Alex, they are called Parrel Beads or Buffer Beads, they act as a positive stopper against the pulleys and stops the knot of the ring/karabiner getting stuck in the pulley itself. They aren’t essential but I like them. I find they help the trolley slide along the side of the kayak better too and make it easier for it to jump over fittings and fixings (eg the cleat) when shuttling the system. I brought them as an extra to add to my anchor trolley. If you are in the UK, Cornwall Canoes sell them. Hope this helps 😃
Hi Dennis, they are the straps supplied with the Hobie H-Crate. They are really strong and they secure the crate down very well. They can be purchased separately - just google ‘h-crate straps’ and it should bring up a few stores that sell them. Hope this helps 😀
Most of the fish we keep here in the UK are under 100cm long such as Pollack, Bass, Flatfish, Mackerel etc. So I tend to keep them in the footwell or sometimes put them inside the kayak if it’s sunny. I have thought about a catch bag but like to minimise stuff on the deck.
Very nice! I appreciate your thorough approach without any wasted ramblings. I also appreciate your rationale behind your particular choices. Thanks for your time and effort.
Thanks for the feedback, I like detail and find detailed overviews useful when I’m researching things, so like to pass this on in my own work 😃
The most informative channel for kayak fishing I've come across, excellent stuff. Kayak clothing and attire would be a good one!
Thanks Bob! Really appreciate the comment and great to know the content is proving useful. A kayak clothing video will be in the pipeline at some point 😀
Great video Liam... let’s hope we can all get out fishing soon
Nice, hope to able to get one like this in the future!!
Great advice and knowledge burst, thank you very much 👏👏🏻👏🏻
Good day and good video... Thank you Liam.
Tassos Manolas .Greece.Thank You for give us a truly perfect vieo about the revo 16.I already have the little one of Hobies the sport .I love your kayak and i want your opinion in open Mediterranean sea .Thank you so match. Salutes from Athens Greece.
Thanks for sharing Liam.
very nice video. I doubt if many fishing kayakers have the patience for an hour and a half video. I suggest that you break it up to two or three sections. Maybe a section on just fishing rods and tackle, another on kayak set-up and a third on electronics and anchor set-up. You have great suggestions. I notice that you don't have a manual bilge pump. Thanks from So. California.
we haven't much else to do right now,thanks Liam for great video
Greetings from Indonesia, the Aru Islands, please allow me to listen to senior videos
Awesome detail...thank u
Great video!
Really good video thank you :)
Great video! Really informative, thank you.
Thank you for sharing, i have just bought my first Kayak after years of hiring, what do you use for navigation lights or do you not bother with them?
Hi Paul, I rarely use nav lights but only because I tend to launch after dawn and land before dusk. I occasionally fish just into darkness so has a Railblaza Visibility Kit with a 360 white light mounted on a pole which sits over head height. This is enough for most people to spot you. You can get small clip-on strobe nav lights to attach to your buoyancy aid too - check out the Guardian Nav Lights. Definitely advisable to have some form of white light if on the water during or after dawn/dusk.
What accessories are still available for the ocean kayak 4.3 ultra please advise Frank
Hi, can you tell me what the black balls are that are on the anchor trolley please? Did they come with the kit? Or did you add them? If so what's the purpose of them and or name of the kit?
Thanks
Hi Alex, they are called Parrel Beads or Buffer Beads, they act as a positive stopper against the pulleys and stops the knot of the ring/karabiner getting stuck in the pulley itself. They aren’t essential but I like them. I find they help the trolley slide along the side of the kayak better too and make it easier for it to jump over fittings and fixings (eg the cleat) when shuttling the system. I brought them as an extra to add to my anchor trolley. If you are in the UK, Cornwall Canoes sell them. Hope this helps 😃
@@CornishKayakAngler brilliant thank you!
What are those straps you use for your kayak crate? Link, or description?
Hi Dennis, they are the straps supplied with the Hobie H-Crate. They are really strong and they secure the crate down very well. They can be purchased separately - just google ‘h-crate straps’ and it should bring up a few stores that sell them. Hope this helps 😀
@@CornishKayakAngler thanks
Where do you keep your big catch mate?
Most of the fish we keep here in the UK are under 100cm long such as Pollack, Bass, Flatfish, Mackerel etc. So I tend to keep them in the footwell or sometimes put them inside the kayak if it’s sunny. I have thought about a catch bag but like to minimise stuff on the deck.
Great video Liam... let’s hope we can all get out fishing soon
Great video Liam... let’s hope we can all get out fishing soon