Let us know how it goes. For the amount of time I'd need one it'd be perfect

G'day Leo. Keith summed it up pretty well.
I've got a couple of yaks from Aqua yak (scout and snapper pro) as my lad and I started off in them. Good yaks for the price.
There's a couple of guys on here with the scout and the big fish too.

Must be a good rate at the moment as I've just picked a few up at 5.8 euros per lure (about $8) and 6 euros postage.
Six lures and postage for about $9.5 a pop

Convinced myself I needed some more

At the moment, house Reno getting in the way of fishing
Generally speaking, People who have never had children freely offering advice on how I should raise mine

Some good vids but I reckon yours just edged it

Cheers for the replies guys but I've had a bit of luck and ended up pinching a plate from our plumber who uses them to cover holes in walls when he removes flues or pipe

I'm looking at changing the positions of a few things on the yak - namely moving the sounder forward and adding a rod holder for trolling where the sounder is currently located. Anyway, there will be a couple of holes where the sounder mount and cable is, so I want to cover it up with a flush plate...

Ghurkin wrote:Just a suggestion, they could always be welded shut

before

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During

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after

hatch smoothed .JPG

I like that...now you see it, now you don't

I'm looking at changing the positions of a few things on the yak - namely moving the sounder forward and adding a rod holder for trolling where the sounder is currently located. Anyway, there will be a couple of holes where the sounder mount and cable is, so I want to cover it up with a flush plate ...

I wish I could weld...