cheers mate, there are a lot of advantages in having a PA,. There is still nothing wrong with having a paddle yak. It's where it all started for me and I have fond memories of fishing from it

Cheer legend. We might have to put a few days in on the Barra once the dam fires back up again.

cheer for the comment mate and your spot on regarding the rods, for the money they go well. Cool to hear someone else is stoked with the reel as well. Hope you've been finding a few fish

I like the colour of the reels too mate and they are epic.

cheers mate, very much appreciated. The top water strikes are addictive. Subbed on you page. tight lines

thanks mate, hope you've been finding a few lately

@ haven’t been back up there and no doubt plenty gone over the wall again unfortunately. I’ll get back up there in the new year.

cheers legends.

cheers mate it was a sick little session

lol never too late, cheers for the comment mate. hope the fishing has been good for you

cheers mate, I was stoked

Hey mate cheers for the comment. Unfortunately I have moved the lynk on since making the video. With my AT set up on the kayak I was able to run the same two boxes under the seat and also utilised a Hobie seat bag on the back of the seat for a little more storage area. my battery and AT module were fitted in the the Hobie Crate itself. Hope this helps

@@OutCastAngler what are you using now? I think I’m going to bypass the Lynx and hold out for a PA

@@MrBthames2000 Hey mate, Ive actually got a PA 12 360 and a PA 14 360. Both are a fantastic and have the ability to carry way more gear than I need. Im planning to do some camping from the kayak over a few days, so the extra room will be handy. I did a 12 month review on my PA 12 which may give you some ideas kzbin.info/www/bejne/qXunmGtpgqapqcU. 🤘

Cheers mate, I camped in the Bush camping sites within Reflections holiday park.

Thats awesome, there is nothing quite like a good tuna run.

yes mate, hope the fishing been gpopd for you

@@OutCastAngler yeh it sure has been getting a good amount of fish of the flats in the e kayak got my PB bream it was 42cm

@@A.CFishingextreme Thats awesome, 42cm is a cracking bream. Nice work.

@@OutCastAngler yeh sure is

Morning mate, I don't recall there being a yellow wire, if the was I would have capped and stowed it and not used and only used the red and black.

Hey mate can I confirm if you're referring to the 3-1 transducer? If so, I used the one provided with the kayak. from Hobie.

100 % a lot of hours put in but got the bite eventually. cheers for the kudos

cheers mate, for the the net is a skull drag omega net. There website is here skulldragindustries.com

LOL not every time, cheers bro catch you for a flick soon.

LOL go the bream lords

Spot on mate, it is AT 1 and the picture isn't to bad on the FS units. I've heard of a few people fitting AT to there outback but haven't seen it myself. Hope the install goes well for you.

@@OutCastAngler been wondering how I would do it when I was out the other day. Without it all getting in the way.

@@nugdam8758 totally get it, not sure wether this will help but I have dropped a link in this comment of a AT install I did on a Hobie Lynx, hope the fishing was good kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoLSc3tuor6Sq7s

Not wrong Matt it can definitely add up and is definately a nice to have. hope the fishing has been good for you.

@@OutCastAngler pretty quiet on the fishing front, just need a bit more time at the right times! I was saying to my mate Fiona how tech has really altered the course of fishing. I’m all for it, especially seeing the behaviours like how we saw in your screen clips. Gees my first sounder was in 1993 an Eagle Magna View tri beam ha ha

@@Yaknmattkayakfishing In that time technology has come a long way and your spot on, being able to see how the fish behave is a game changer.

No issues at all Skulldrag industries makes them. skulldragindustries.com/

thanks legend, yeah the dam is a stunning place. Glad to hear cod fishing is on your list, they are a cool fish to catch. hope the jacks have been keeping you busy

Cheers, those cod do make your work for them. the pics really don't do the place justice, definately worth a look when you get the chance.

@@OutCastAngler always more satisfying when they make you work for it. I'm curious how do you find fishing with the live active target? heard you mention it. I often thought of getting a sounder more for depth the anything but I think I would spend to much time staring at the screen which I do enough already for work.

LOL i know that feeling, I find active target is awesome once your in a spot looking at how the fish are reacting to your lure and lets you accurately cast your lure. Here a link to a vid i did chasing Yellowbelly wiht active target which might help. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqHLd4ufmpiGqdE@@Toobeez1

Nicee that's a great video it's crazy watching them react to the lure. Cheers for sharing :)

AT does show some really cool things the fish get up to. hope the fishing been good for you. cheers @@Toobeez1

Thats awesome, I cant remember the last time I used a hand line. Very cool area down that way. Tight lines

Cheers mate, it sure it a weapon and your not wrong the agility. Cheer for the comment and hopefully this fresh water clears soon.

Cheers for the comment, your 100% correct regarding the care side of things.

Hey mate your timing is perfect i have actually just finished doing a 12 month review, which will be up on the channel next week. To answer your question no i haven' had any issues. Initially I got the dealer to walk me through the adjustments. Im not the easiest on my gear either.

@@OutCastAngler man, great to hear. Look forward to the vid. Just purchased exact same kayak.

awesome I don't think you will be disappointed. good luck with the adventures i it@@caleb4015

cheers lads, alot of hours put in but worth it

thanks mate very much appreciated. I would have to agree, it is hard to put the splashy down. Likewise regard the channel mate, always epic seeing the content you put up on insta. Goodluck on the next session

cheers mate, hope the fishing been good for you.

cheer for the comment mate, very much appreciated. Up until last year the were a bucket list species for me as well. Very addictive fish to catch.

cheers for the comment, it does works well.

Cheer for the comment very much appreciated. To answer your question, all the systems have been firing lately from what I have been seeing on socials. I would recommend spending your time in one that you are familiar with and concentrate your efforts on the good looking structure that has bait, especially when the tide is ripping past, personally I don't think you can go past a good rock bar. In the past I have spent a lot of money and time searching for them in unfamiliar system for very little reward.

Cheer for the comment, you spot on regarding the constant learning curve. Finger crossed for an awesome summer jack bite. Screaming Dragz

cheers mate, your not wrong on the net, i never leave home without it. hope the fishing been good for you

I think it will be good summer to chase them this year. cheers for the comment

thanks heaps for the feedback. Stoked to hear its helpful. Good luck finesse bream fishing can get very addictive

Hey mate, I still have my 360 and its awesome but the Lynx is awesome when I'm keen quick easy session on the water.

LOL true, it would be nice to see them come out standard with a full deck pad.

Thanks for the comment legend, it is a fun easy set up that for sure. hope the fishing has been good.

Thanks will do.

Hey mate, they are a cool yak that for sure. The stickers are the Ike ones found on the PA 14. I got mine through my Hobie dealer Sunstate Watersports. your local dealer should be able to help I'm sure.

@@OutCastAngleroh okay. I will check my local dealer hopefully they can put one on for me. Thanks for your time. Cheers!

cheers mate, glad you found it helpful, thats what its all about. Good luck wiht the install

cheers mate, very much appreciated. Now that is a very interesting idea. I have no doubt they would work and often thought about chasing them on those dead still nights. let me know how you go

Nice, they are a nice yak on the water. I do use side scan and basically drilled off the Hobie bracket to suit the transducer and screwed it straight to the mount. Seems to work fine for me.

Please man, attach a leash to the mirage drive. This is the most expensive part of this yak and losing it sucks big time. Very neat set up

cheers for the comment, your right it wouldn't be a cheap exercise to replace. @@tonyg3091