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Ha!! That’s funny! 😜😂

Post this comment on YakAttack’s pages too

I never banned an Alabama Rig

You can still get in for 2024, just register for one (or two) of the teams and you can still make it in

You are welcome. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for the comment. I talk so that I can go fishing for a living. 😜

Thanks 🤗

I use it more there than anywhere else. You just have to be careful and have a method to quickly dump (cut it) if needed

It could be? 😂

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We can help with that.

That would be scary as hell 😂😂😂

Yeap, I understood it. That’s why I put it in the title of a video

That’s why I called the cops

You’ve watch too much Law and Order.

Thanks Nick

It was so hot and I sweated so much that I didn’t even piss that day…. LOL

This would be a good way to do it though 😂😂😂

I know right. I love all the “calibrated eyeballs” that can make all of these assumptions from seeing something for a few minutes in a video. 😂😂

I am a man…. 😜

Will do. I put it through the paces down in Florida and I’m working a video up on it. Here is a quick overview. At 300 lbs, I’m currently a little too big for it. I intended to put it through the paces more after I drop 30-50 lbs. It still holds me and it’s 100% usable if I was flats fishing all the time. Because I would get getting on and off for wading. I could use it for creeks, but I feel like the RVR is superior for that. It’s crazy stable even though I had water in the tank well and under the seat. I love the simplistic layout, the seat from the SS Series and the open deck. It hauls ass with a Torqeedo 403 or Newport Vessels NK180, but then I was adding even more weight so I paddled it mostly. All in all, If you are under 260-270 pounds and don’t carry a ton of gear you will be fine. If you are over that you may get frustrated with the water under the seat and the tankwell flooding. I don’t usually use scuppers to increase capacity because you then lose the self bailing ability. However, for this kayak you could totally use scuppers to make it a dryer ride because the boat will not hold a ton of water and for fishing flats you can easily hop in and out if you really needed to drain it after wind sloshed water in, after a rainstorm or after you took on a wave from a boat wake. Hope this helps. Chad

That's a great idea!

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AMEN!!

I’m just having some fun with the 🤡 by asking the question

Glad it helped

It actually saved it homie. There are now more kayaks available than ever before. Many kayak manufacturers have been able to offer more models than ever because of the increased revenue from fishing kayaks.

@@ChadHooverFishingI was wondering what he meant by that

I’m not sure. Probably not, it’s pretty tall and the PA transducer mount area isn’t that deep

@ChadHooverFishing that's to bad. The Cadillac of Kayak will stay with HUMMINBIRD!

Your life decisions aren’t my fault bro, and because I bust my ass and earn the things I enjoy in my life isn’t any type of privilege. 😘

It’s not with the weight of the motor. It’s the boat fully outfitted with the seat but doesn’t include batteries, motors or accessories

The BONAFIDE foot braces that come with it

The video is called the BEST Big Dude fishing kayaks, not ALL Big Dude fishing kayaks. I think the Big Fish 108 is a good option, but it isn’t better than any of those discussed here. Hope that makes sense.

@@ChadHooverFishing I’m just an average guy, average income, a vet looking to making the most of his retirement, got what I could afford, , I guess tournament fishing would be out of my reach, appreciate your videos and you’re knowledge, Thank You.

Draft is very shallow but it will vary based on how evenly you load it.

It's true that we're making bigger boats now. There are lots of "kayaks" that can be used for recreational paddling or even fishing. The Bonafide RVR 119 is a fishing kayak that behaves a lot more like a kayak and still offers motorization and fishing features. It's probably my personal favorite because I come from Whitewater paddling. I started fishing from a 15 ft 28" wide touring kayak in class 1-2 For small boats it's true that you could buy a pond prowler or a used jon boat, BUT one thing that's great about doing larger roto-molded boats for fishing is that we can add so many great features into the design. So right away, you've got things setup so much better than you can do with a basic tub. We can also design the hull side of the boat to have the right performance that can't be done in aluminum or thermo. We also run whitewater tested resins, so you have durability for lots of environments and the ability to rig them is so much better than base aluminum jon boats. Last thing is that this boat is self-bailing and can keep you out of trouble better. So you don't have as much worry on the water. So these boats offer us more freedom to fish independently in the places we want to fish. And the cost is still much better than other options.

Actually, they are making more kayaks than ever before. They are just ALSO making these bigger fishing kayaks based on consumer demand.

Those are also being made and the industry is emerging on them

I’ve already made that video as well.

ruclips.net/video/aFz9VW4o7go/видео.htmlsi=gpmYIv4BW30R9-uh

Thanks Dave! He’s really killing it

I did and an update is coming

Here are my thoughts on it for Big Dudes SKF 117 Will do. I put it through the paces down in Florida and I’m working a video up on it. Here is a quick overview. At 300 lbs, I’m currently a little too big for it. I intended to put it through the paces more after I drop 30-50 lbs. It still holds me and it’s 100% usable if I was flats fishing all the time. Because I would get getting on and off for wading. I could use it for creeks, but I feel like the RVR is superior for that. It’s crazy stable even though I had water in the tank well and under the seat. I love the simplistic layout, the seat from the SS Series and the open deck. It hauls ass with a Torqeedo 403 or Newport Vessels NK180, but then I was adding even more weight so I paddled it mostly. All in all, If you are under 260-270 pounds and don’t carry a ton of gear you will be fine. If you are over that you may get frustrated with the water under the seat and the tankwell flooding. I don’t usually use scuppers to increase capacity because you then lose the self bailing ability. However, for this kayak you could totally use scuppers to make it a dryer ride because the boat will not hold a ton of water and for fishing flats you can easily hop in and out if you really needed to drain it after wind sloshed water in, after a rainstorm or after you took on a wave from a boat wake. Hope this helps. Chad

Ha! All the ones I used there were for SAR or TACTICAL use

You can’t buy all of that for the price of this motor. SS127 - $1600 Xi3 - $1000 Xi3 Mounting and Wiring $100 mini Dakota Lithium Battery - $1000 Power Pole Micro Anchor - $600 Power Pole Spike - $100 $4400 total for what you listed. You must have been using that Biden/Harris calculator 😂😂😂

@@ChadHooverFishingI’m confused because $4400 is less than 5k so if anything that would prove my point more because it’s cheaper for all of that then the powerpole move

@@ChadHooverFishingand no disrespect to you Chad I respect your opinion and love your channel