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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ah2WfXQiY48&feature=dir
Melodramatic tart, they weren't even waves. I wouldn't even make lime jelly for her either, not much of a looker and no wetter in the sea.
Totally agree, and next time she goes through the bitches she have a couple of rods out!!
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If only my car was that colour, i could of found it quicker at the County Show.
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you know you've been TANGOED!!!!
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I think he should of let it go
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So why did they kill it ??? or have i missed something
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could be a pouting
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Spyro,
I can only tell you about the X factor - The C.O.D. rudder kit comes with replacement sliding footrests, however to make them fit the X you would have to cut them down, so thanks to some advice from niko I simply used the ones already fitted to the X - they are much more substantial than the replacement ones anyway. To adjust the existing ones for length of your leg, they have a large locking pin that you turn, move the footpeg to suit & then re-engage the pin to lock them off. If you dismantle them and remove the 'pin' then the existing ones are able to slide & can be used with the rudder.
When you are using them, its hard to explain but the opposite foot provides resistance to push against as you paddle
Cheers
Karl
Cheers Karl i think i've got the idea
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KK , Please could you let me know how the foot rest's work in conjunction with the rudder.
I thought the foot rest's wouldnt move ,so you have something solid to push against.
Thanks
Spyro.
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Even better , cheers
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Thank's for that Bb ( shame it's £10. more, but i suppose if you got too be a tart you have to pay the price.)
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Cant find imax seat box at glasgow angling, found daiwa and shakespeare
Are you sure it was imax??
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nice photo's , it looks great there..
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just wondering after looking at the ocean kayak manual (sad i know ) . it recomends storing upside down
well mine is in the garage right way up on a shelf with dense foam under and wedges loosely placed to keep upright and fully supported the whole length .
am i doing it wrong ?????. how do you store yours ? not where , just right way up ,sideways or upside down
I keep mine upside down (i also read the manual)
But i'm not aloud to bring it to bed with me, wife get's ever so jea lous
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The only difference between the green and orange C Tug is the graphics on the strap. Its changed form “C tug” to “Johnsons Outdoors” apart form that the same. I would how ever keep an eye on the little swivel stand it does tend to fall off. So once you have loaded the Yak on take it off and stow it in the foot well.
Bobboy
You are right about the stand ,found mine half way up the beach when i finished playing
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I have got a c-tug , used it for the first time yesterday with my big game ,cant falt it ,the strap stayed nice and
tight and it was ok over pebbles and soft sand (yak was empty)
The one i have is orange , is there any difference between that and the green???(except my strap works)
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Hi all, tryed out my new toy today . Prowler Big Game, launched from Angle Bay , quite strong onshore wind with tide going
out, which made it a bit choppy. Managed to get out no problem, if i stopped paddleing wind would start to turn yak
Only went out about 300meters, started to get a bit more dodgy and being my first ever trip wanted to come home alive .
Also didn't have paddle leash ,did have PFD, sorry i can't show photos forgot camera, plus her indoors was trying to get
sprogs off the rocks.
Can't compare with anything else cos this is my 1st yak. Found the ride quite dry ,most water being blown over the bow and
now and again on me. Not ideal conditions,then i gave number 1 son a ride, he sat where the ff could be mounted, went out about 30meters so i could still touch bottom if the worst happened ,he was wearing a proper life jacket, yak was still ok felt
very stable and very fast going to shore with the wind. Only had about a desertspoon of water in hull ,reason i think is front
hatch is a bit of a crap fit even with it lashed down tight , if the top of the hatch touched the rubber insert around the opening
problem solved. I will stick some rubber around the inside of the cover,take note OK
Any road up ,i will be having getting my hours in as it were before venturing out any distance .
Will keep you posted with pic's next time
Spyro..
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Hi all, tryed out my new toy today . Prowler Big Game, launched from Angle Bay , quite strong onshore wind with tide going
out, which made it a bit choppy. Managed to get out no problem, if i stopped paddleing wind would start to turn yak
Only went out about 300meters, started to get a bit more dodgy and being my first ever trip wanted to come home alive .
Also didn't have paddle leash ,did have PFD, sorry i can't show photos forgot camera, plus her indoors was trying to get
sprogs off the rocks.
Can't compare with anything else cos this is my 1st yak. Found the ride quite dry ,most water being blown over the bow and
now and again on me. Not ideal conditions,then i gave number 1 son a ride, he sat where the ff could be mounted, went out about 30meters so i could still touch bottom if the worst happened ,he was wearing a proper life jacket, yak was still ok felt
very stable and very fast going to shore with the wind. Only had about a desertspoon of water in hull ,reason i think is front
hatch is a bit of a crap fit even with it lashed down tight , if the top of the hatch touched the rubber insert around the opening
problem solved. I will stick some rubber around the inside of the cover,take note OK
Any road up ,i will be having getting my hours in as it were before venturing out any distance .
Will keep you posted with pic's next time
Spyro..
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thanks guys
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cheers for that speciman.....
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Please could someone tell me what would be the best size (weight) anchor
to use from a yak??
I have been given a 1.7 LB anchor is this suitable ??
Thanks
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already on ebay for £11.95
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Sounds like you had a really great time. Great report
Cant wait to get get my yak,pick up on Saturday...
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cheers for the info JT
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Well at least you were'nt stuck in traffic cos your missis decided to go shopping in Carmarthen
on a bank holiday weekend !!
[you are more photogenic ? without the legs }
My review of the Ocean Kayak Trident
in Kayak Fishing
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nice report, saw the Trident at the boat show, lovely bit of kit ..