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Topic: OK BIG GAME PROWLER ROD POD HATCH  (Read 2738 times)

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SASQUATCH

  • Krill
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  • Location: northern ca
  • Date Registered: Jul 2013
  • Posts: 17
After looking online and not finding too much in the way of making this hatch, I decided to just do it and am quite pleased with the results. Plenty of room for rods and gear and slightly more room than the factory ones that have a wider hatch. More room to come after I make a fiberglass lid which will be narrower, stronger, and a better seal. I know this kayak is a little outdated but it has served me well as I am a pretty big guy and it floats me just fine. After making the cut, I filed the rough edge and applied automotive door trim moulding to dress up the edge. Hopefully this helps for those of us who have the Big Game Prowler still.