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polepole

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I thought Espiga's system was an attachment to the inside of the center 8" round hatch in his P15.  I am a bit leary of in-hull designs.  Any leak in the system and you'd just by filling up your yak with water.    :(

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I thought Espiga's system was an attachment to the inside of the center 8" round hatch in his P15.  I am a bit leary of in-hull designs.  Any leak in the system and you'd just by filling up your yak with water.    :(

-Allen

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i'd seen the same "tank" on the same model yak on, i believe Hook1, when i first got into this life , what? a bit over 18 months ago?

i think espiga had a big game or drifter @ Drano with us last year. [ which one had the square hatch part way under yer butt?] recall it takes at least two sonar batteries to run the pumps.

kind of agree with you, Allen, that's a lot of extra weight to carry, and then there's the possiblity that it will leak and dump all that water into your hull,  but it is a nice convienient way to carry your bait. guess we all have to decide what we consider acceptable risks.


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As far as bait tubes go, they work OK, but they don't hold much bait and they attract sea lions and sharks.


 

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