Anyone ever worried or scared to add stuff to their yak?

I've had my Outback for 5 months now and all I've done is put on a FF and just recently added a Scotty rod holder. I want an anchor trolley, somewhere to hook my leashes to besides the rod holder covers. I was thinking about a couple Scotty flush mount holders for a flag and and Scotty anchor lock system. A couple of Hobie mesh pockets on the sides. Do I just do it or should I do one at a time? I don't want drill to many holes, but it's stuff that will get used.

Find a drill-happy club member in your area, bring them a six pack of something tasty, and cower in their garage as they plow holes into your baby.  I get nervous with this stuff.  For major projects, I'd likely drop off some Long Board Lager at casa INSAYN.  There are skilled and trigger-ready drillsmen on here.  You should have no trouble finding one.

Happy to assist if you need....right here in Olympia, just down the street from Fishtale Brewery

Same here. I've cut up a few now.

Thanks fellas! I'm in Louisiana at the moment, but if I still need some help in October when I get to Fort Lewis, I'll definitely look someone up.

Find a drill-happy club member in your area, bring them a six pack of something tasty, and cower in their garage as they plow holes into your baby.  I get nervous with this stuff.  For major projects, I'd likely drop off some Long Board Lager at casa INSAYN.  There are skilled and trigger-ready drillsmen on here.  You should have no trouble finding one.

I second this comment. Craig "Insayn" will drill anything you want into anywhere     .......   On your kayak you sick-o. LOL He is also awesome at fab work too.


-John aka "BlueWRX02"

I don't think my T13 was home more than an afternoon and I was drilling holes in it. Same with my Revo, and damn near every vehicle I've ever owned.

Any locals that fear power tools, I'll happily make swiss cheese of your kayak.