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That’s cool you printed your mount! Those are all great ideas. Wish I could see your set up!

@@k1gmmgreenmountainmaniac251 thanks!

@@WoJoMoZilla great idea!

@@TheHunter877 I’m glad there’s was that day! Thanks for watching.

Thanks! Yes, it was. You going again this year?

@@LunkerHunter absolutely as well as the Texas bass nation one aug 3rd

@J.BruckerFishing I remember you! Haha. You were one of the winners. I watched your video a while back

@@LunkerHunter thanks for watching! Yeah it was a pretty good day, fishing was tough though.

Thanks. Good luck!

Thanks!

Thanks, bud!

8 x 6.75 x 3.5

12 V jumper cables. Bought them from tractor supply. Like $8

Check out my DIY video on how I rigged up my motor, battery, and steering. That will help you!

@@LunkerHunter thanks

@@LunkerHunter wait yk the wiring that comes up to the throttle on the mini kots there’s like 5 wires how do i make that longer

@@GaryTarbuk yes. The wire that came with the Minn Kota trolling motor was enough to go from the motor to the pwm. I only used the red and black wires by the way. I tucked the brown and blue wires back into the neck of the motor.

I chose not to do it this way due to the increased torque it puts on the gear tracks when you tilt it. I also don’t that you have to keep the motor unlocked when doing it this way. There are way to do it with a locking/unlocking mechanism, but that was too many lines running through the yak. Either way should be functional, but I don’t understand how that way would make it more stable though. To me this makes everything less stable.

@LunkerHunter I have a rope also attached I can pull tight and clip in for reverse lock ..but then noticed on the water I've never had an issue backing up and the motor coming out of the water unless you floor it from a stop. I just noticed the further out you have weight to the front or back the tippier it can get which the outlaw is hard to tip but still seems more stable with it pulled in closer and not hanging off the back. If it works it works and is a killer idea to lift it out of the water ..it would just save the hassle of having to adjust your steering system and could do without reverse lock unless you've felt an issue .I swear it'll back out just fine loose tho .

@@mutinyrider666 if that set up works for you, that’s awesome. That’s the beauty of being creative. Thanks for watching the video, and contributing your knowledge.

I appreciate it!

There’s nothing like it!

Thanks!

😘😘😘

Ratcliff lake

What will this do?

Thanks!

No problem!

Make your dream a reality and get to work!

@@LunkerHunter I have my kayak, building information like you described for what I need. I always make my goals a reality.

@@traveler7353 good luck!!

Thanks for watching! I hope your build goes well! Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks UA-cam! That’s what you get for mindlessly scrolling 🤣🤣

Why did you comment then

What do you guys expect coming from a real zero 😂😂😂

@@cdizzlewdizzle343 🤣🤣

@@ImdaDawg2010 right?

If the water is calm it ain’t that hard. Give it a try! I’m 235 pounds and I do it.

@@LunkerHunter I am 6’2” 215, I used to skateboard and I wouldn’t do it. The stability ain’t there for me.

@@broome090 I get it. It’s definitely not meant to stand up on. I only do it to stretch out my legs and back for a minute. Eventually I’d like to get into a higher end rig, like a Native or Old Town

@@LunkerHunter Yeah im liking Natives kayaks as well. Jackson doing good stuff too. But ill probably end up in a feel free or something a little more budget friendly. Happy Fishing!

Sounds like you need to bring a small cooler on board!

@@LunkerHunter I meant a 10’ caiman but it’s tight with gear.

@@corky5928 cool!

I’m not too familiar with UV resin, but that sounds like a great idea! This rain has been crazy!

Thanks! 😘

👍👍

😂😂

This battery will last all day for multiple days on the water. I just charge it at home.

Ok so what battery charger do I need to get of it

@@ronniewayne7672 ULTRAPOWER 4Amp 12.8V-14.6V... www.amazon.com/dp/B08MPX414R?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share This is what I have. Works well.

Thank you

@@ronniewayne7672 no problem. Good luck!

There is some give when you hit something. The mount is not attached to the kayak on the back, which allows for some movement. I’ll post a video soon demonstrating.

I appreciate the comment, and watching the video, but you’re wrong about that. The aluminum has plenty of give and actually moves up when I hit a log or the bottom. This has happened 100+ times. The integrity of the plastic mounts is much stronger than the plastic the kayak is made of. I’m actually working on a follow up video of the pros and cons of this design, and what you mentioned is a definite pro from the last 8 months of use.

Agreed. Any suggestions on how to make it vented while keeping it waterproof? I have yet to have any issues, knock on wood.

I have learned that the forward reverse switch is NOT waterproof. Water splashed onto mine and set the motor in reverse on both settings. Had to lean over and blow it out. Anyone else had this problem ?

@Robley35 hmm. I’ve fished in heavy rain with no problems. Check out my Lake Fork video… But maybe I got lucky?

@@LunkerHunter I kinda splashed the box on purpose to see its limits. I’m thinking of finding a rocker switch with the waterproof cover

@Robley35 That’s a good idea. Let me know how that works.

🤣🤣 got this idea from other UA-camrs

Thanks for watching! I made the video so you can do it yourself one day!

🤣🤣 should’ve made a couple casts.

East Texas. Haha

About 30 in

Thank you!

Awesome! Thanks for watching!

Yes. I bought 12 gauge jumper cables and used that to add more length.

Going to make a review soon, after about 8 months of using it. Pretty dang good!

You talking about the wire connectors?

Thanks man! Not a bad idea. I’ll have to do that when I replace it.

@LunkerHunter just showed my buddy and think we are going to try it out. I'll try and make a video and tag you for the cred. Sweet idea man. Much love from BC Canada 🇨🇦

@@Tyguy266 I can’t wait to see what y’all come up with!

Thanks for the support!

I couldn’t tell. I know I saw 1 on a bed, I actually caught it 2 weeks prior, and it was in the exact same spot. The 30 deg temp drop really messed with them.

Yes. You just need to longer bolts.