Rock solid. Last I knew from the guy who bought that kayak off me it was still holding strong. Kydex makes a heck of a keel guard and should out last the kayak in most situations.

They repaired it under warranty. It’s now broken again.

Thank you! I would suggest making sure the rack is even over the cross bars. I put mine slightly more towards the front than back but how you load it is up to you. I’d aim for even distribution but security is more important than placement IMO. Test what works best for you!

You’re welcome! That sounds like a fun adventure for sure.

I use just a mattress in my solo set up (that video actually drops Saturday for the public) but this is far more comfortable with two people. And with the limited storage space in a renegade it helps a ton to have room to store things under the bed.

Weird, it’s playing in stereo on my end. Thanks for watching, sorry about that!

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I bet you still believe in Santa and the tooth fairy too

right , or the mysterious squirrel , ewwww i’m scared jenny , hold me😢

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@@PenguinOutdoorsI disliked your video and flagged your channel

It was a 2021 that was replaced with a 2024 hull and then traded in

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Haha thank you! I had honestly forgot about this video 😂😂. Cheers mate 🤙

You’re welcome! They are fantastic

That seems to be the general feedback that I’m waiting too long. I learned from KZbin so it’s always solid advice, right? 😂. Thanks!

I’ll have to check, but you have to modify for the shear pin. Guess I forgot to mention that. I’ve had no vibration issues though.

@@PenguinOutdoors I must’ve messed up modifying it for the larger pin. I also bought a couple of spares so I will have to try another one. Thanks again

You’re welcome. I used a dremel and opened it up just a little at a time till the pin barely fit. Seems to be going well so far. Probably about 150-200 hours of use on it at this point already.

Sorry to hear it’s not going well. My experience has been amazing but in any business there’s going to be variables. Hope it all gets sorted out!

I’ve been doing this for about 25 years without any issues.

I can appreciate the opinion, but I don’t think the lake makes the angler.

I’ll be honest I’m not sure exactly off hand, but not terribly. The CMX frogs are very soft and not too heavy.

The CMX frogs have some pretty wicked hooks, I think it’s me. That’s a great tip for most frogs though I bet! Thanks!

Cool product! Yea this wasn’t the first time those grips have let go on me. So you’re just clipping to the donkey leash and letting them free swim huh?

@@PenguinOutdoors Well-I do have a carabiner attached to the other end of the leash and it is clipped to my kayak, of course. The old version of the leash had a shorter length, but the newer version has a longer length. Both types have a coiled tether that can take up slack and act like a shock absorber. I have both old and new attached to my kayak, so in places with a lot of brush, I use the shorter version to prevent it from possibly letting the fish get tangled up by going too deep. kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYLYaYCkhNt4mLM

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Leave her swimming in the net longer with no fish grip

Yea I tend to get impatient I need to take a deep breath and let them rest. Thanks for the video link!

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This was my initial strategy but wasn’t going well. Trying to find that sweet spot for sure.

Good to know!

Abu Garcia RevoX

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You’re welcome. I’ve had my fair amount of issues with those. Been thinking about making a change.

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Leaning towards Tatula’s

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That rod is a ARK Honey Badger series and I only used it because I do not have an FX Custom Rods frog rod yet. I'm not a fan of the "broomstick" feel of the ARK. The reel is an Abu Garcia RevoX.

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There are some anglers who teach frog fishing in their videos that count to 8 or 10 seconds just to demonstrate it’s often better to wait longer than rush too quick. I think it’s just a “feel” we all develop with time.

@@PenguinOutdoorsi think they will feel the hooks when they bite down and cause it to spit out Idk tho

Good to know! Usually I’m guilty of throwing a hook set as soon as they blow up on it. Pure reaction mostly. Trying to make myself wait so a 2 count might be easier.

You can defeat it, even when it feels like you can’t.

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Yea it’s not even a contest, PWR all day. And the PWR paddles like a dream. I would rather paddle my PWR fully loaded than pedal my loaded PA14. I’ve paddled the PWR a lot actually going into shallow water and stuff and it’s smooth as glass.

You don’t miss the pedals at all? Did you have the 360 PA?

I’ll be honest I’ve had the PWR for a few months now and put a lot of time in the seat. I’ve used the paddle pretty much every time I’ve been out to get a little creative with some spots. And until you brought it up I haven’t thought about the pedal drive once. I can honestly say I do not miss it even a little bit. I bet I used that peddle drive less than a dozen times, give or take. And when it came to getting shallow I always wished I carried a paddle instead but the PA is a nightmare to paddle IMO. The motor changes everything and even if there’s an issue, it’s paddling the PWR for me.

@@PenguinOutdoors good info sir. Do you feel the plastic is thicker than the PA?

I don’t know the actual specs but it feels like it in an antidotal sense. There’s no flex in the deck when standing and it just feels tougher and more robust.

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It’s not a scent that is going to alarm game even if you’re not in an area with cedar.

I honestly haven’t noticed any issues with bugs.

Thanks!

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Currently my top speed is 4.8-5.0 mph

I’m not a trout angler but people seem to like fly or ultralight tackle using baits that mimic what’s available to the trout in that particular waterway

Bad experiences

She went off to grow 🤙

Many ways to do the Texas rig

​@@PenguinOutdoorsyes but if you want to get technical, a Texas rig traditionally is without a peg

A nut to ratchet the auger would not have worked in this situation. Thanks for watching!

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These VMC worm hooks work much better IMO. It's all I use for texas rigs.

@@PenguinOutdoors for some stuff I agree sometimes I just like the wide hook to

I pretty much use one knot for everything, with the exception of trying line together where I use a uni knot. I couldn’t tell you what my primary knot is called but I did a short video about it last year. I’m going to say I did it in March, could have been Feb or April. It’s def on my channel though!

I did not, but it all has to mesh together correctly or it won’t seat. Make sure the armature is in the correct direction and make sure the pass through bolts are going through their designated area of the case. Check why make sure you don’t have an old o-ring left on in addition to the new one. Make sure it’s all clean.

@@PenguinOutdoors ill check that out. Thank you