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Soaker with a spring sturgeon

Topic: Pimpin' a non-angler yak  (Read 6196 times)

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ZeeHawk

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Sean (SBD) @ Great White Kayak Company shows why getting a stock version of a yak and pimpin' it yourself is a great way to make a clean and efficient fish killin' yak!

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Dual offset rod holders for carrying maximum rods/access.


Scotty compact rod holders which fit the RAM offset inserts.




Rodpod w/ battery tray


Tidy wires


Ultra clean layout

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