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Thanks Greg! Great instructional!

Wow sir thanks for sharing your awesome day on the lake the bite was on, the lake was beautiful and got yourself into 3rd position in the tournament! It seems the unbearable heat affecting these action cameras is going to a constant problem unless they design something to work in these temperatures! Tight lines take care and God bless!

i always struggle with big body of water specially when its new , and some of those spots were so juicy , grat vid bud

hey, we need CC for those of us without speakers. lol

Nice job. Good video. So close.

Lookin good Gregg, not bad for first time out there, nice work!

What a tournament brother thanks for sharing your day on your first time at Clear Lake. You have it your best one off then got away from you and it would have been a different ending, but you still grinded to the end and you did your best! Always a learnable experience to to take away from this event and prepare you for the next! So keep pushing forward you will get your best 5 in the next one tight lines sir take care and God bless!

Great job! Impressive to do that well on a new body of water. You were insta-dialed in.

Nice work man, thanks for takin us out for a day on clear lake…love the outro!

Hey brother thanks for sharing your day on the lake it was a beautiful day on the water and the fish played nice! That’s a really nice kayak you’re using stability as well as maneuverability looks so great! I hope you do awesome in the tournament and accomplish your goals on tournament day! You king really smooth in that cowboy hat it suits you perfect tight lines take care and God bless.

i wish i knew now what I didn'tknow then... It took 3 years and 75 days on the water but I now know what the "clunk' noise comes from. The steering ball assembly with the upper collar half, is tichtly clamped around the shaft with 2 bolt/nuts, which bring the 2 halves together, and hold the upper collar half tight against the shaft. The orientation of the upper collar half needs to complement the lower collar half (the two orange arrows need to be aligned when the ball assembly upper collar is assembled and tightened) which is fixed into the lower white motor unit, which has the gears that turn the shaft. When you draw the motor down into position with the paracord pully, the two collar halves need to fit together "clunk" perfectly. The upper collar half needs to be drawn down all ther way to completely complement/marry to the lower collar half. The paracord needs to be completely tight in the cleat so the two collar halves are perfectly fitted together to form a flush connected collar. The spot lock shaft movement torgues on this connection constantly, so if the ball assembly is even slighly loose, or sitting 1/16 of an inch too proud, it will eventually become malalligned and cause the steering to fail and hence need to be manually rotated until it "clunks" into alignment. The plastic collar halves will become worn and their perfect complementary connection becomes less and less reliable. Replacing the entire steering ball assembly then becomes necessary. This is not difficult but necessary. The plastic design of the two collar halves makes the assembly salt water resistant but prone to wearing down with prolonged use of spot lock. The steering ball assembly is $30 bucks mailed to you from Old Town. I still love this kayak.

Nice Fish!

Nice!

Nice work, way to get em!

I gota stop fooling around and get my line wet! Nice job!

You ended up kicking my butt. Good Day!

Gregg you my friend are tremendous. What a help! Exact issue I have presetly and boy did you save me time and money! Big money! I need to get a new shim, but I am sure Old Town can mail one to for a few bucks. Saves me shipping the motor! Thank god I found you video THANKs for making AND posting!

How wide is your pvc

Do you got take motor off to load kayak and lower the fish finder

Good work on the Kayak Gregg!

Where did you get the covers for the rod tubes?

I’m really thinking hard on a Sasquatch Bar. Have you used it yet and if so how the 73sv from that distance? I’ll check it out when we finally meet up.

Looks good Gregg. Some key mods and I appreciate you talking about the Sasquatch bar since I’ll be adding that this year.

Also got some videos doing my build. I’d second the last comment. Last kayak I went with some cheaper connectors for my xi3 and melted them the first trip. Replaced them with connectors from Scheels and had no problems after that.

Thanks for the video. Just a tip - I've used those blue battery quick connectors before and had 2 failures. They cant handle large loads for a long time. If you motor at full speed for more than 15 mins they melt. I had to replace my battery because these tripped the BMS and it didn't recover. Luckily Dakota replaced the battery under warranty. You should replace them with an more robust option to avoid this being an issue with you.

Hey Greg. Great video! Was going to use 3.5 inch hd pool noodles and 4" duct tape over crossbars. Then a guy in a group I'm in shared your link. I will be carrying 1-3 yaks. Not sure I'd wet launch as there isn't much of a need around here but wouldn't be a bad set up option. So, i was thinking, I could put 4 pvc on top crossbar and adjust/remove as needed. What are your thoughts for the top? PVC or wrapped noodle? We are getting our first yaks this spring so I am as green as the grass. Thanks for the video! Happy New Year!

Would you happen to know the number size of the Thule box. Great idea!

What kind of main battery do you have?

What did you use to mount that winch eye in the front of your boat?

Do you have the nine inch extension on your summit pole or the six inch one? Also being right handed do you feel your graph is better on the left side?

Nice one! Do you find Livescope helpful? I have kicked around getting Livescope but I am not sure I want to have an external transducer arm or deal with the extra wiring. I catch plenty without it so I am not sure it would really change my catch rate. I would love to hear your thoughts.

Very nice smallie!!!

Nice catch !

What are the height dimensions on the rack?

Awesome video!! Your channel looks really cool, can't wait to see more!! Just subbed too!👊

I love to it makes me cry 🥹💕🥰

i love this short keep it up ❤️❤️

Looking forward to 2024.

HAD A LOT OF FUN MEMORIES FISHING THE TOURNAMENTS UP THERE

Fantastic video! I have the same boat and I have been struggling trying to find a good trailer option that doesn't cost me as much as the kayak did. I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video.

Don't add locktight to nylon/plastic anything... the locktight will eat plastic. :)

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Big heart comes in small packages Aviator 😂

Love that!

For many older students, they've been through life and have developed the patience, confidence and maturity that many younger CFI's are not accustomed to. I'm a 900 hour pilot and I have shown more than one newly-minted instructor how to work effectively with older pilots. It's a privilege.

You should do long form video on this.

Stop recording and help 😅

Help him

Sick of that song....

I have a Brittany we named Cooper that looks and acts exactly the same 😂