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I found that in order to get mine to drop in you have to tilt it in front first and then rock it back down towards you. It should drop into place. I remember it being tight at first, but now works like a charm. This works well on the early 2000s outbacks. I will say if you are using the late 90s Mirage Classic Hobie it will not fit easily.

Glad the video helped. It's a shame that the "guides" have to be cut off to fit older drive wells. Definitely would not do if under warranty. If you can get a set off of FB Market place its a good upgrade.

I am not entirely sure, but looking at were he gets put out, and he mentions it is about 30 feet and drops to 50, it looks like he paddled down northwest bay creek, and into northwest bay. He most likely launched out of the launch on 9N.

@@Beriothien007 Thanks so much! I am not familiar with that launch, is there a launch for the creek on 9N? I have a Old Town Topwater 120 Kayak fully loaded with downriggers, fish finder, etc. so it is a heavy boat and I look for easy access points to bodies of water. Thanks so much for you insight! It is greatly appreciated!

That sure is one way to do it! Thanks for watching.

I always placed the transducer so that it is under the watcher. Mine was probably about 4" under when paddling along. Best of luck this season! If you haven't already, please subscribe.

Absolutely! Always switch out the hook/split rings on these, especially for the canal.

Agreed! Not my best camera work. Always learning.

Glad this was helpful, thanks for watching!

Hello Reagan, I have seen lots of Bonnets and Bulls during the summer. Off the beach there is a fair amount of Spinners chasing the large mullet and menhaden. As for Black Tips I cannot say, but would imagine you could get them out past the inlet opening. Thanks for watching and if you haven't already, please subscribe!

The shads in this video are from our channel sponsor. They are a moderate sinking speed. I typically throw stick shads when I see breaking fish or when they are tight to the edge of the canal. Slowly retrieving it has it ride about 2-4ft down. If there are hungry stripers on bait of that size, they will come up for it. If you want to go with these visit below and use promo code "JACK" for free shipping: They are sold in groups of 3, but combined are still l less than 1 of the name brand lure: reelpowerhandles.com/products/3-stick-shad-shadd-swimbaits-in-2-sizes-5-colors-hooks-rings-not-included?_pos=1&_sid=dfc62fced&_ss=r&variant=27696945758285

Hello! Thanks for reaching out. You'll want to get something capable of pitching at least 6oz for jigging the canal. Needs to be able to handle a 4-5oz jig head and a 1.5oz gags whipit fish body. A great entry level rod are the tsunami trophy series. They have an 11ft rod rated for up to 10oz! Also it has the back bone for large fish and 50lb braid mainline. www.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tstiisc-1102xh-trophy-ii-surf-casting-rod.html

Best of luck! It is a great area. Really recommend trolling Mirrolure to your spot while drifting for flounder. Should be some decent Specks...etc around. Hit up Perry's Bait and Tackle near the public boat launch. They have great information of the inlet where to target...etc.

Hello Ronald, Absolutely! When I fish this now I do so with as single treble.

Unfortunately, like most jointed plugs they don't have great range. They work well with the fish close in busting on the surface or when they don't show along structure. You can get a little more distance by alowing more leader distance from the tip of the rod and loading up the cast more. For me, if they are busting on the surface I go with a longer range lure like a popper or Yo Zyuri Hydro minnow works well or Large X Rap will sail far for you. This works well with big bait in close. If they aren't showing try prospecting with a minnow style plug or Canal Favorite, jigging an Al Gags Whippit Fish.

Thank you for watching!

Hi Victor. I cut the nub down until it was flush with the rest of the spine (Took it clean off). Has worked well. It is important to note that this mod will work with early outbacks ( 03, 04, 05...etc), but not the other Hobie mirage models (Hobie Mirage Classic). Hope this helps!

Awesome. I have a 04 outback. Looking to buy the newer drive. Cheaper than buying even a used Hobie. Would you recommend the GT drive over the V2 drive? Appreciate your help!

They handle large fish. Just don't trust the rear joint. Only use the 1st two hook attachments. These are the same lures Cape Cod Charlie's used to carry. Cheeper but just as good action. Best of luck this season! If you decide you want to buy use promocode "Jack" for free shipping from the site. Works for all products ( Gafs.lures, kill bags, Offshore trolling gear...etc.). If you haven't please consider Subscribing.

Already subscribed! Found the sebile knockoffs but what do you search for stick shadds knocks? Can’t seem to find it

@@318android3 Thanks! Sure thing! reelpowerhandles.com/search?q=stick

Thank you man! Will subscribe to yours now!

Thank ya brother...appreciate the support!

Thanks for watching! Best of luck this coming season with your new kayak set up. If you haven't yet please subscribe! Thanks!

@@aquabass2117 Subscribed...

Its a beautiful area! Highly recommend it!

Hello Brian! Thank you for watching. Yes this set up would work perfectly from a paddle kayak. Just place your rod in a rod holder set horizontally and paddle away. I would recommend trolling the banks on your way from the launch to towards the mouth of the inlet. Once you troll up one trout there will usually be many more in that area. Best of luck!

@@aquabass2117 Great I will give it a shot next week and let you know how it goes! So that's off the launch and to the left right? thanks again!

Also, did you notice the fish jump on your video at the 47 sec mark? Looks like it could have even been a trout hitting top! I don't have a fish finder so I need all the help I can get.........

@@brianthompson5912 Sure thing! Best of luck! If you want drop me an email at: AquaBassOutdoors@gmail.com I can forward some more specific info on spots in the inlet.

@@brianthompson5912 You bet! There was tons of mullet pushing through the inlet then. Specks, Blues and reds were nailing them left and right. Lots of bait!

Thanks Cliff! It is such a wonderful area. It was a blessing to get to visit this summer & hope to return to fish it again. Thanks for watching and please subscribe.

The factory handle is solid, but I prefer the feel and free spin of the power knob. As with all accessories it's all personal preference.

Hello Anthony, Sorry to hear that your knob malfunctioned. That should not happen. Have you contacted the company?

Awesome man! Glad to hear that this unit is working for you and that you are getting some nice fish!!!

Hello Ian. My first set up that I found works well on a budget is a Tsunami Trophy Series 10 footer (Rated up to 10 oz for jigging too). I paired this with a Penn Battle II 8000 with 50lb Power Pro. Best of luck this season!

@@aquabass2117 thanks very much

They are made by someone else I believe. If you reach out via the contact page at ReePowerHandles.com They could answer more directly.