Thankyou Kenji and Kazuko! Wish I could go fish with you in the Japanese rivers and streams

It's actually heat shrink tubing over split cork grips. This is the previous generation mojo inshore.. I think a 2019 build, its caught over 1k ocean fish.. some really big ones too. I think the new models are all full grips fwiw

Thx very much

if not a full high stick, it was close. not blaming the rod - for $30 they're great

Thanks!

Thanks!

hey there, the silver one right? Up here we call them scup but a local Massachusetts/Rhode Island nickname is Porgy. Fun fish to fight fo rtheir size!

Thanks for the intel! Come to think about it, I havent seen a striper in the bay since early June.. been running into blues whenever the wind/waves cooperated.. up to 2 weeks ago though. I didn't know the wind farm boats were already operating that far north?? It's going to change things up for sure...

That’s what happens when daydreaming looking at seaplanes..

thanks and thanks!

Nils master invincible is the swimmer to use in Australia

@grantsmith505 thx. Looked it up, not easy to get here but kinda reminds me of a rapala xrap. These bonito really like epoxy jigs as they’re feeding on 2-3” menhaden schools when in the bays.

I hear ya man. Usually dont. Got a little lazy when hammering them.

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Thanks!

8’. 10 would’ve been better - 1 piece

Thanks. I agree with your comment. You are very creative.

Thanks. Yankee thrift I guess

Hey there. No. Still very narrow, I think it was 12” wide if I remember correctly. That was 5+ years ago

Not easily. I screwed everything in with power tools. I imagine if you used wing nuts and bolts… maybe.

Fun!

Hey. Between 1’ up to 6 or 7 not including tidal variations. Lynx is essential for these estuaries

Same here😂

Still shocked

I still have that reaction when I watch it. Years striking out in freshwater and the answer was under my nose the whole time

Thx & you bet! Subscribed back too, tight lines

@@mojobudgiekayakfishing Thank you

Agreed on the pause.. thx man

That was 1.5” pvc schedule 40, but the exterior width was too wide for the built-in rod holders so I had to weld the 1.5” it with an even smaller PVC pipe to get it to fit in at a decent depth. I think I got that smaller pipe in the kitchen sink aisle the drain pipe that would go underneath the sink… But hey before you do any of that take a look at this mod I did, where I basically cut existing rod holders out and replaced it with legitimate ones. Way better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnSxn6SZZshje9Esi=5JVd6vhXxyIjm6QR

I get super anxious man. Haven’t flown it less than 60% battery yet so I have plenty of time to take it slow landing

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@EdUrqu !

Thanks for watching!

Yes absolutely go with a a hard shell kayak if you can. I switched over to hobie pedal kayaks years ago but the SE was fun to mod

Oh jeez. Years ago. That was a Newport vessels 36lb I think. If you’re going budget today look at watersnake. If you have more flex I would look at a bixpy of some sort. Would love to see your take on the mod!

Oh good question. Pure paddling the access 11.5 was best. Greater speed. Tracking in both is about the same. The sound 9.5 could maneuver much much better though, but was noticeably slower. Fwiw, I sold the access years ago and upgraded to hobie pedal kayaks. I kept the sound and still use it in small ponds.

they're both really good platforms... the access 11.5 was a little awkward with the built int seat, but it paddled grreat, tracked great and was surprisingly fast

Yeah, I end up adding a seat and pad eyes on mine. It seems to paddle efficiently and track well. The Lifetime is quick and maneuverable.

Ya. Worth it.

Nice will check it out- Prime day too? You been getting out inshore? Been bummed all the weekend waves, had to do freshwater for the last month and a half, since 2’ swells is my personal limit

Super clear isn’t it?? I know there will be things out there that make me uncomfortable, would rather just know than wonder 😵‍💫

Awesome! Thanks for the watch man, Love your drone cinematography!

That’s correct. Massachusetts definitely does

really dig into the states general statutes, there is often some verbiage actually that says if it's only form of propulsion is electric (not withstanding paddles) then you are exempt from registering if it's power is less than somewhere between a 5 and 10 hp equivalent. For instance what is coined as the boating safety act in North Carolina, NCGS 75A-2. Definitions. 1(e) "Motorboat" means any vessel equipped with propulsion machinery of any type, whether or not the machinery is the principal source of propulsion: _Provided, that "propulsion machinery" as used in this section shall not include an electric motor when used as the only means of mechanical propulsion of any vessel._ In that scenario you have to be careful though, for instance if the boat was registered in the past, then you need to "turn in" your registration numbers, or at the very least cover them up or you will be subject to issues with having on displayed something expired. Whereas with Massachusetts, they define motorboat as "''Motorboat'',-any vessel propelled by machinery whether or not such machinery is the principal source of propulsion, but not a vessel which has a valid marine document issued by the Bureau of Customs of the United States government or any federal agency successor thereto. " ((General Laws Part I Title XIV Chapter 90B Section 1 )) With no outlined exemptions to fit the bill under their state's section two.. Point being.. always check the official legislation definitions and exemptions for your given state and don't just take the registration document at face value because they'll happily let you register a boat that doesn't require it; sometimes the registration documentation will make it seem like you need it when you don't in the case of NC provided there isn't any gas systems and the electric engine is under a certain power rating, and the boat is within the minimum lengths that don't trigger registration requirements, but you always do in MA..

That is bold bluegill or smthg like that. Green and chartreuse/yellow. I think. I’m color bkind

Hey there. I actually don’t know but there is a large beach area there. I only go there about once a year and in early spring. Fwiw the water near the beach looks pretty clear

Yes it is! 6’6 medium, 2piece. Would’ve preferred a one piece but this was on sale for $25. Great rods for the price

Sweet. Did you go for 7 or 7’6”? Always wanted to try the back bay too, love to hear what you think of it

@mojobudgiekayakfishing I got the 7'6". It'll probably be a month or two before I get back to the coast, but I'll do some fresh water with it before then. Just a heads up if you are interested in the Back Bay, Neuse Sport Shop in NC has them on sale online for 125 right now.

I’ve really only had success with white, white with the red nose and sometimes bone colors. I’ve tried a few silver, green and also black ones but the classic Red Head has been the best by far

@@mojobudgiekayakfishing Thanks for this advice! Much appreciated!

You got that right!