Kayak Trailer & Fully Loaded Tournament Setup

[@BaitsNWeights]

Wow now thats a rig! Looks awesome!

[@dudefish1635]

Thanks, I’m really liking it

[@zmoorern]

Hi. I can’t get a clear definitive answer anywhere regarding the transducers mounted to the bottom of the dry pod. Does it require spacing to have full use of sidescan? Thanks!

[@dudefish1635]

Hi, thanks for watching. Some say you don’t need a spacer. I have my transducer mounted to two 1/2 spacers that are epoxied together for a total of 1”and works great and does not scrape the bottom in shallow water.

[@zmoorern]

@@dudefish1635 thanks so much!!!

[@GTR-xo2dl]

Hello. Can you tell me what your PVC spacing is for the trailer to properly have the kayak sit on the trailer.

[@dudefish1635]

Sorry for the late response. 10” in the front and 9” in the back. Measurements are from center to center of pipe. I hope this helps and thanks for the question.

[@JamesRichardson-wr1me]

Hey, where did you get the bow stop and winch combo because I need something like that for my kayak trailer.

[@dudefish1635]

I got the parts off etrailer.com. Thanks for watching.

[@bobbybass1944]

Nice set up!! Is the side kick worth it ?? Just purchased the pwr129 , thinking about getting the side kick . Thank you

[@dudefish1635]

Thanks Bobby Bass. Yes worth every penny. Even though I trailer it most of the time I can easily move it around and even leave the trailer at home and just haul it in my truck bed and launch it with the side kick wheels. A must have for me.

[@olegahg]

Since your kayak is supported at the front. Do you transport with trolling motor installed? Thx

[@dudefish1635]

Thanks, no I do not have the motor on when I’m transporting. I’m scared it will cause a lot of stress on the bow plate. Only takes about 5-10 seconds to add it at the ramp. Thanks for the question.

[@rustyridgley972]

I was trying to research your battery but cant seem to find it. ANy info would be great

[@dudefish1635]

I purchased FPV batteries from Mariner Sails website. I have 2 50ah batteries mounted on a cheap cutting board and a rope handle I made. They are expensive but at only 7 pounds each they are worth the weight savings for my setup. Link is below: www.mariner-sails.com/fpv-power-50ah-v3-waterproof-ip67-rated-lithium-ba.html