@@ziadajam5433 the Sea-Doo ST3 hull sure is stable. It feels extremely safe at rest, you can put all your weight on one side and not tip it over!

@@manonicholls8348 thanks, have a great Christmas!

@@StarCitizenTopG-hd8or most of the gear featured is at this website jetskifishing.co.nz/collections/sea-doo-fish-pro-accessories

@@r.bouth.6457 Garmin Echomap 72SV Reads clearly up to about 250 metres, though you can adjust the chirp settings to still get a bottom reading at 500 odd metres.

@@r.bouth.6457 the Sea-Doo FISH PRO runs the Garmin 72 7” Sounder with an in-hull transducer.

@@davouchi1 sorry I didn’t communicate the feature of iDF. It’s an extremely handy Sea-Doo feature and YES it is included with the FISH PRO Apex 300. I personally have used it a few times to release clumps of seaweed that have been sucked up the intake.

@@thomasgrochot3701 try order on the website, if it doesn’t allow to your region you can email direct and I can quote your shipping manually…

@jetskifishing cool thx 💪

@@barryclark2582 that’s the right way to do it, it could happen anywhere if no one is around to observe the vehicles.

@@torress1976 it’s a 3 person ski, but comfortably fishes with two people.

@@fullthrottle300zx the anchor system is pretty simple, it’s secured in the black housing in the left hand side of the Apex. The anchor is a grapnel folding anchor with rope attached to an internal cleat, it’s not designed for off shore fishing ( more designed for shallow water inlets with minimal current)

@@WarhammerDad bring on summer, I’m really enjoying the Apex! 9 engine hours on it now and some big smiles with open throttle, flat water days 😄

@@D.s182 the Trophy is awesome, it has great range and plenty of features, I get approximately 160km range out of the 70 litre tank with the 170 horsepower. The Apex is next level, it has every bell and whistle from Sea-Doo. It is seriously fast, it will stretch your arms😂 Not every day will you get to use its full potential, but when you do is going to bring a big smile! The Apex also has the option of economy mode and will easily cover the range for your planned distance fishing trips 👍

@ legend mate appreciate it, just ordered 1 an hour ago 🤦 with a nice grab trailer 👌👌

@ congrats, what an awesome time of year to be getting started with the Sport! Did you order the FISHPRO Apex and the Black GFAB Trailer?

@@Psevdokranos I placed it in the foot well. I have a big Ultimate Catch Bag which is also insulated and keeps the fish cool.

@@WarhammerDad thanks, the iDF has saved me on a few days now 👍

@@WarhammerDad I’m still fearful of it happening again! It’s always nice hearing from you guys saying what you enjoy about the videos. I always try to keep it real and share the highs on lows of fishing, it’s not as easy as people think to catch quality fish. Big fish are smart and a lot has to go our way on the day to land the quality catches.

@@WackyNZ yes New Zealand Snapper 👍

@@MattNesbit-d8m we are pretty limited by what we can do on a ski with what gear we are able to carry and quickly access. I’m no expert but in my experience, getting the fish back in the water is priority for it to survive. This is only if it has been retrieved through the water column slowly and then when releasing it I make sure plenty of water is surging through its gills and it’s eager to swim away while thrusting it on release in to the deep. We can’t be sure what the survival rate actually is but I do my best to see the big ones swim away!

Awesome sir. There’s some descending devices that are pretty simple, KZbin has some great videos. But you’re totally right man, we’re limited on the ‘ski. Good on ya. Tight lines.

Fortunately the Shark busted off!

@@jamescarone9553 wow that’s a pretty brutal statement. I too know many reputable Sea-Doo mechanics and they actually enjoy working on Sea-Doo and don’t experience many major issues unless it’s from accidents or customer neglect at the lack of required servicing intervals. In my experiences with responsible owners, we have people who have completed hundreds of trouble free engine hours in salt water environments with no issues. We often go away on 4 day Sea-Doo adventures with 70 owners and hear of no issues. I would have heard more incidents if your claims had any substance, I am highly active amongst the riding community. Thanks for your feedback, me and my friends are very happy with our FISHPROs and don’t discriminate anyone on other brands, it’s all about getting out on the water together and having fun!

If you are planning on fishing with a ski, the Sea-Doo FISHPRO is ready to go! Otherwise it is not hard to kit out a GTX for fishing👍

@@terrydouglas2777 hi, great to hear from you on the US. I didn’t weigh those fish, they are approximately 33inches long, great eating!

@@WarhammerDad pleased to hear you enjoy my videos and I am very sorry to hear your unfortunate incident. Please feel free to personally email in case I can be of help in anyway. I would love to get you back on the water with minimal inconvenience.

@@jetskifishing BRP reached out to me and will work with the dealership on the technical parts of it. They had some ideas but it will be up to the dealership how to proceed. Thanks for the offer and you have some cool stuff in your shop.

@@fjp4463able 😂 I was a little more concerned about the circling sharks and prioritising moving at idle, great spotting 👏

@@antoniohubilla7282 they sure are a great fishing platform 👍

I personally leave most on standard, I use the updated Charts with a split screen showing Navigation on left with most detail displayed in Chart settings. On the right hand split screen display I have Sonar with Time and GPS speed displayed in the optional pop up fields… I tend not to change gain or sonar coverage unless in water over 300 metres depth.

@@ampsvisa6587 Far North of New Zealand. Next trip is February 2025

I personally was very impressed with it, it’s the best example/feature rich platform a manufacturer has produced for PWC fisherman to date. Out of interest, do you personally already fish off a jetski?

@@josephluedke4667 if you complete a full price comparison, feature for feature, you will see the Sea-Doo FISHPRO Apex has everything ready to go.The big difference with a ski is, it’s easier to prepare, faster to clean down, more fun/comfortable riding to and from your fishing spots, faster and more in touch with nature being amongst the action. If you ever get a chance to try jetskifishing, give it a go as you might be surprised and appreciate why 1000’s of people are taking up the sport over a boat.

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@@dahe8883 I haven’t seen that issue for years. Do you have a much older ski?

@@Pitoling186 yes they are Sea-Doo water shoes, designed to wear while riding and they are very comfortable.

@@jetskifishing cool thanks

Some buyers are after the trill of adrenaline fuelled speed to and from their fishing spots. The FISHPRO Apex 300 will tick that box and has the necessary equipment already fitted to have them catching fish. Buyers have their idea of what they need for their fishing adventures and a FISHPRO will get them out on the water with minimal preparation and plenty of fun doing it.

@@6by6by6 the Sea-Doo FISH PRO Apex has been very well received, most of the available units have already been sold before they have even arrived in New Zealand 👍 other regions around the globe also have high demand as this is a limited edition unit.

@@RyanMcIntyre some of us really enjoy going fast, it’s pretty exhilarating flat water high speed runs back from your fishing grounds. I’ve literally just been out fishing this arvo on my Trophy and enjoying open tapped for the 20 odd minutes with all your fishing gear is a blast. The Sea-Doo Apex is going to be another level up of fun!

@@Pitoling186 wind speed would have been approximately 30-40knots with 4 metres swells. The skis do approximately 80 kilometres per hour, they are a lot of fun!

@jetskifishing wow that's definitely very windy ...thanks for the reply