Thanks for a great day and great video, Paul! As an ex-engineer, designing and installing upgrades (with the help of Patrick @ Shoreline Yamaha) is a fun hobby in and of itself. I'm very happy with my rig... a single vehicle that I can just as readily fish anything from shallow creeks to deeper water offshore.
Thanks for your help in making the video mate. Everyone needs a passion outside their main job or else they'll go crazy. Even an ex-engineer needs to express themselves- a little like me, a former photographer and video editor! ;) Keep on contact and feel free to join us on any of our offshore expeditions. Love to see some video from when you next target the Threadies and the Barra!
That is bloody awesome mate!! That bloke in the red Yamaha vest has a mad setup!! Those outrigger things are pretty cool, stability and storage in one. I wouldn’t mind a full detailed video of everything on that Yamaha or one similar with the outriggers Cheers
Thanks . I’m going to do a full video on my new setup in the coming weeks. My new 23’ FXHO Is just going into the water for the first time this week. Lots of thought have gone into the new unit and I intend to explain all the decisions behind the new build. Thanks for subscribing and keep coming back!
The reason why I decided to trade in my power boat for a jet ski (FishPro) is as follows: 1. The cost of maintaining, servicing, and fueling a jet ski is significantly more economical. 2. It is convenient to clean, launch, and store in the garage, which also leads to lower insurance costs. 3. A jet ski offers a variety of enjoyable activities, from fishing to towing with children or simply cruising. 4. Perhaps the most compelling reason is that when it's time to clean the boat after a fishing trip, all my crew members seem to conveniently disappear.😅😅😅
boats are so much more input, money, insurance, gas, time, ... coming from a boating family (complete with a Donzi and a few other large boats) the costs spiral out of control fast. especially when something breaks.
I did almost 3 years fishing/diving off my Yamaha fx cruiser. Storage, towing was a plus. I did plenty of days off Moreton and even did 2-3 night trips sleeping at Lady Musgrave. Line fishing wise I’ve never caught more fish than I did with the ski. I now own a Kevlacat and storage and towing are a pain but I can now take 3 mates to the reef and my back isn’t getting destroyed when the ocean plays up. But the ski was great aside from getting soaked. If I went back it would 100% be a fish pro.
Everytime I am out I say to myself :"I am so happy I sold my boat and got a jet-ski"! So much more fun and flexibility, also way faster to get to my fishing spot. I do a lot of mechanical jigging, and having the seat in-between my legs keep my balance, being in the center of mass at all time is way better than being on a back corner of a boat fighting kingies! Great video again! Thank you for sharing those awesome setups!
Great ski Dave - and great catch with your Snapper PB. It’s early days for pimped up JetSki vids - will be great when everyone looks back and sees these great videos.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 absolutely... the tuna on the northern Sunshine Coast are quite prolific- and somewhat less pestered so also easier to catch!
Yes that's a lot of electronics, and he (and Shoreline Yamaha) have done some great work. Dave has caught some decent-sized Barra and Jewfish on that rig to make it all worthwhile.
and flexible! My Trophy isnt just for fishing. Its modular. A few clicks of linq levers drops the cooler and trolling motor mount off leaving a great tubing machine for the kids, or pop the cooler back on and its a perfect mule for island camping gear for a day at the lake islands. chairs, umbrella.. small gas grille...you already have a cooler! perfect. Plus fun as heck to ride.
As a mad Fisher and a owner of a 6.5 MTR half cab boat, a 4.5 meter center console and a jet ski set up for fishing , I can honestly say the comfort of the half cabin is amazing for offshore weekend fishing, the center con is awesome for a day out on the reef flicking plastics and jigging both boats always with company and the ski I use for the quick fish arvo or morning shoot out get a feed shoot back in, it has its place in the fishing line up for the quick fix 👍 always good vids paul but boats definitely way more comfortable for me for as days outing especially when you come across that 4.5 - 5 meter inquisitive shark 😁😂
Yes agree in what you say. However when you only have the ability to buy /store one, I think I have the right combo to get out everywhere I want to go and fish everyway I want. Most of the sharks so far just want to get away from me, but no doubt one day there might be an encounter! Thanks for joining in on the discussion.
@@Jetcast yeah definitely mate and there is only going to be a lot more skis set up for fishing as these new housing estates get smaller and smaller with no yards and limited space to just park a car mate, hands down with the ski your options are endless on capability if set up right in which you have done 👌 creeks, flats , to offshore, all bases covered cheap fuel, cheap rego , easy storage and towing 👍 all ways good vids mate and I enjoy watching, when I spot you on the big blue one day I will come say hi 👌
the limit here in VA USA is that jetskis are not allowed on the water before sunrise and after sunset. boats might be considered rather than a jetski for this reason. i was seriously considering 2 skis to with others but with the restrictions. i will probably stick with a boat.
damn, im some asian dude in america, been fishing for awhile mainly for pan-fishes like Crappies, and ive been thinking of getting a jetski and modifying it with 2 pontoon pod on the side for stability... see, i knew there would be something on the market like these skis here in the video with those float pods on the side, that is amazing. it is exactly what i had in mind
If someone wanted to become a millionaire...they would open a dealership network on the Atlantic coast of the USA that sold these PWCs all outfitted. You would be filthy rich!
I agree. There’s a huge market for a better fishing PWC and I think this style I use with Tubbies comes very very close to being perfect. I have some ideas to make mine better but no manufacturer to tell it to! The Fish Pro comes close but without factory-delivered side pods and some other refinements it will always remain a compromise. Thanks for your comments.
Thanks Charles. yes mate, been terrible weather, colder than I can ever remember, but also my job is keeping me very busy and off the water. Hope the new life in the west is coming together for you and the family.
New to jet ski world and enjoying watching these videos. Hoping to have a basic set up for fishing in coming months. Based in Cleveland. I have an SVHO and keen to know how many km’s you get out of tank.
Hi James, we mostly have naturally aspirated skis (FXHO) and we work on around 2 Litres per KM. So you might see a bit more consumption on the SVHO. For me, it's probably more like 2.5km/litre actual, but when trip planning its always good to allow a lot of margin. Most of us also have Shoreline's aux fuel tank, which adds around another 27litres, so we carry up to 95 litres on these trips allowing for some expansion in the tanks. Most of the longer days out east of North Straddie and Moreton Islands are around 60-75 litres depending on how far we go. If you don't take spare fuel, it limits you a bit out there because it's always on your mind!
@@Jetcast thanks for reply. I’ve noticed if I stick around 50km/hr I’m getting around 2.1km per litre. I bought my ski from guys at shoreline. Patrick very helpful. I’ve got the new rec deck going on this week so be able to throw an esky on and get fishing. I’ll chat to them about the larger fuel tank.
Thanks Johannes! I was in Florida just before COVID broke out and had a great time down in Marathon! Pity I didn't get to go fishing though. I think a lot of the fishing we do here can use similar tactics, rigs, and lures. Many of the species of fish are also similar. Anyway please come back to the channle when I post, and please "like" and to spread the word! :)
@@Jetcast Thanks , will do ! PS I appreciate your channel , Ive learned much and have my Yamaha FXHO set up somewhat similar , not many here are into Jetski fishing yet , i fish close to the Sunshine Skyway bridge in Bradenton , Thanks again and keep the videos coming , hope you had a good time in Florida 😎👍
Dave you've got all the bells and whistles in that ski.... Nice... Very interesting set up....good content Paul..... I would be interested in seeing what fishing gear you guys are using for the different styles of fishing... I'm sure everyone has their own preferences.... lures ...rods ...reels, would be interesting. content
David said it's good on flat water (where he fishes mainly) but if you're going offshore, he suggests bow mounting the trolling motor. Thanks for watching the video Frank.
The setups are really inspiring. I live in the USA and am interested in those tubbies. Sent a message to the manufacturer. Have you ever seen anyone mount a trolling motor to the bow of a yamaha fx?
To the bow? Not that I’m aware of but there’s nothing stopping you doing it. There’s even a few places to bolt a bracket. But you’d need to make the mount or find someone to do it locally. Trolling motors are great for flat water and when the seas are calm but the added weight of the unit and batteries -not to mention cost- has always made me hesitant. I’ll explain more in a future video when I go through the decisions of my new fishing rig. That’s a few more weeks out though. Thanks for viewing the channel too! Good luck with your own fishing!
Ask a bike rider why don't you just buy a car 😂I think of it as a bike on water but I don't have as much awesome gear as you have I love the jetski because I can do everything myself and it's so nice out there even if I don't catch anything I learn a lot from everyone posting their ideas thankyou
Great comparison! Somebody once said that being in a car is like being at the cinema, but being on a bike is like being part of the film! Good luck with our own fishing, and thanks for watching and commenting too!
Hi mate, it’s certainly possible depending on what sort of distance you’re talking about. if you carry additional fuel, and safety gear like PLB and 25w VHF., it’s no different to a boat except a bit more wet and bumpy, and less fuel! It could get a tad uncomfortable if the weather gets bad, so you’d want to pick your days. We regularly travel over 100km in a day trip fishing..what’s you closest distance to reef for diving?
Hi Ethan, we both have Garmin sounders. David uses 2 x Echomap 75 (7") and I have the 953xzv (9"). They are mounted on custom made alloy brackets. Check out my recent build and there is a section that shows them in a bit more detail: ua-cam.com/video/tsWCxvq0vIY/v-deo.html They are basically made to order at a local shop here in Brisbane (Australia) called Shoreline Jetskis www.shorelinejetskis.com. The cup. holders have 3 recessed bolt holes so with the appropriate brackets you can securely hold them to the ski. They tale a bit of a flogging due to vibration and saltwater, so the brackets need to be strong. Thanks for watching the video and commenting.
The Tubbies have a internal length of 1.5m so big fish go in a catch bag inside the right Tubbie in my case, if they’re longer you can leave the tail sticking out. If they are even longer, you can always leave them in the footwells! You’ll see me putting fish in the Tubbie in other videos. Watch me catch and stow a 1.6m fish in this video: ua-cam.com/video/tLJiLhP_je4/v-deo.html
Right here: Any brand: www.jetcast.au/product-page/fish-finder-sounder-extreme-sun-salt-cover-1 Garmin 75: www.jetcast.au/product-page/seadoo-fish-pro-trophy-sounder-cover-garmin-72cv-model-1 Other models like Garmin 95 and 65 series can also be found on the same webstore.
The pods? Fantastic.No different to a regular PWC as the pods are out of the water when riding. A trolling motor however adds a lot of weight and if the swell is running it will still work but you’ll find it working pretty hard. Dave’s trolling motor is used mostly for fiat water- fishing rivers snd estuaries. If you’re using a trolling motor offshore you would generally mount it on the bow, not the stern.
Hi Troy, it’s not that hard mate! You simply step over the Tubby. Just put a leg over and then step on. Or jump on the rear deck if the nose is swung out a bit. I don’t use docks that much as they have a tendency to scratch up the duco! They are made with a bash guard suitable for boats and skis generally sit lower to the water on many and can get scratched on the barnacles.
@@Jetcast $197 for one year, $431 for 3 years, $977 for ten years….must also have a boat license first.That’s why there are no JetSki UA-camrs from NSW.
@@Jetcast seriously? I guess it might make sense if you’re going into the open ocean…down to the Bahamas…🤔 or going from Maine to Newfoundland…I guess in theory you could take the great circle route…Maine to Newfoundland to Greenland to Iceland to Scotland…the longest distance is about 200 miles from Iceland to Scotland…so if you were nuts enough…you could cross the Atlantic in a PWC…🤔 a radar might make sense for something like that…ok…maybe not completely an insane idea to have a small radar, but…🤔🤷♂️
see alot of people stand up while riding. does the seat hurt your family jewels sometimes? trying to see if it something i should be concerned about befor buying one.
I generally stand for two reasons- either it’s quite choppy and I’m getting water splashing directly in the face, or it’s rougher still and you need to stand to absorb the bumps of large swells or very short period chop. The latter because we want to get to our fishing spots faster so are going as fast our bodies can withstand! The family jewels seem to be ok, but certainly standing helps. Not so sure if it helps the ‘roids though! ;)
Thanks for a great day and great video, Paul! As an ex-engineer, designing and installing upgrades (with the help of Patrick @ Shoreline Yamaha) is a fun hobby in and of itself. I'm very happy with my rig... a single vehicle that I can just as readily fish anything from shallow creeks to deeper water offshore.
Thanks for your help in making the video mate. Everyone needs a passion outside their main job or else they'll go crazy. Even an ex-engineer needs to express themselves- a little like me, a former photographer and video editor! ;) Keep on contact and feel free to join us on any of our offshore expeditions. Love to see some video from when you next target the Threadies and the Barra!
Thanks so much. I do not yet have a ski but these videos really help in my research towards my first one. Can't wait! Fish on!
No worries!
That is bloody awesome mate!!
That bloke in the red Yamaha vest has a mad setup!!
Those outrigger things are pretty cool, stability and storage in one.
I wouldn’t mind a full detailed video of everything on that Yamaha or one similar with the outriggers
Cheers
Thanks . I’m going to do a full video on my new setup in the coming weeks. My new 23’ FXHO
Is just going into the water for the first time this week. Lots of thought have gone into the new unit and I intend to explain all the decisions behind the new build. Thanks for subscribing and keep coming back!
The reason why I decided to trade in my power boat for a jet ski (FishPro) is as follows:
1. The cost of maintaining, servicing, and fueling a jet ski is significantly more economical.
2. It is convenient to clean, launch, and store in the garage, which also leads to lower insurance costs.
3. A jet ski offers a variety of enjoyable activities, from fishing to towing with children or simply cruising.
4. Perhaps the most compelling reason is that when it's time to clean the boat after a fishing trip, all my crew members seem to conveniently disappear.😅😅😅
All great reasons! Thanks watching the video and hope you have many more enjoyable trips on the Fish Pro!
boats are so much more input, money, insurance, gas, time, ... coming from a boating family (complete with a Donzi and a few other large boats) the costs spiral out of control fast. especially when something breaks.
I did almost 3 years fishing/diving off my Yamaha fx cruiser. Storage, towing was a plus. I did plenty of days off Moreton and even did 2-3 night trips sleeping at Lady Musgrave. Line fishing wise I’ve never caught more fish than I did with the ski. I now own a Kevlacat and storage and towing are a pain but I can now take 3 mates to the reef and my back isn’t getting destroyed when the ocean plays up. But the ski was great aside from getting soaked. If I went back it would 100% be a fish pro.
Cheers Blake. One day I’m sure I won’t be able to take to beating around anymore too! But while I’m still healthy I’m going for it!
Everytime I am out I say to myself :"I am so happy I sold my boat and got a jet-ski"!
So much more fun and flexibility, also way faster to get to my fishing spot.
I do a lot of mechanical jigging, and having the seat in-between my legs keep my balance, being in the center of mass at all time is way better than being on a back corner of a boat fighting kingies!
Great video again! Thank you for sharing those awesome setups!
Thanks Matt. Have to agree that as a way to jig, it’s very practical. Btw, I’ve watched a couple of your videos. Keep them coming!
@@Jetcast Thank you for the support :) I Love your content!
Boats are a pain in the ass. Jetski for me makes most sense. I hit the water for a few hours once or twice a week during our short Summer in MD.
Awesome, love the videos describing and showcasing equipment 👍
Thanks! 👍
Great ski Dave - and great catch with your Snapper PB. It’s early days for pimped up JetSki vids - will be great when everyone looks back and sees these great videos.
Thanks mate - I'm looking forward to joining you on a fishing trip one day!
@@daveliu7614 definitely - let’s do it. Maybe a Tuna session in Dec with Paul as well - that would be a lot of fun.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 absolutely... the tuna on the northern Sunshine Coast are quite prolific- and somewhat less pestered so also easier to catch!
They used to say the same about Hobie Pro Angler, now, many pedal drive. It is just much more convenience.
Every mode of transport has positives and negatives I guess. Each to their own I say!
VERY impressed with Dave Lui and how he’s maximised his Yammy
Yes that's a lot of electronics, and he (and Shoreline Yamaha) have done some great work. Dave has caught some decent-sized Barra and Jewfish on that rig to make it all worthwhile.
and flexible! My Trophy isnt just for fishing. Its modular. A few clicks of linq levers drops the cooler and trolling motor mount off leaving a great tubing machine for the kids, or pop the cooler back on and its a perfect mule for island camping gear for a day at the lake islands. chairs, umbrella.. small gas grille...you already have a cooler! perfect. Plus fun as heck to ride.
Thanks for watching!
As a mad Fisher and a owner of a 6.5 MTR half cab boat, a 4.5 meter center console and a jet ski set up for fishing , I can honestly say the comfort of the half cabin is amazing for offshore weekend fishing, the center con is awesome for a day out on the reef flicking plastics and jigging both boats always with company and the ski I use for the quick fish arvo or morning shoot out get a feed shoot back in, it has its place in the fishing line up for the quick fix 👍 always good vids paul but boats definitely way more comfortable for me for as days outing especially when you come across that 4.5 - 5 meter inquisitive shark 😁😂
Yes agree in what you say. However when you only have the ability to buy /store one, I think I have the right combo to get out everywhere I want to go and fish everyway I want. Most of the sharks so far just want to get away from me, but no doubt one day there might be an encounter! Thanks for joining in on the discussion.
@@Jetcast yeah definitely mate and there is only going to be a lot more skis set up for fishing as these new housing estates get smaller and smaller with no yards and limited space to just park a car mate, hands down with the ski your options are endless on capability if set up right in which you have done 👌 creeks, flats , to offshore, all bases covered cheap fuel, cheap rego , easy storage and towing 👍 all ways good vids mate and I enjoy watching, when I spot you on the big blue one day I will come say hi 👌
the limit here in VA USA is that jetskis are not allowed on the water before sunrise and after sunset. boats might be considered rather than a jetski for this reason. i was seriously considering 2 skis to with others but with the restrictions. i will probably stick with a boat.
Getting the early start definitely makes the day last longer! I understand your thinking. Thanks for watching the video.
damn, im some asian dude in america, been fishing for awhile mainly for pan-fishes like Crappies, and ive been thinking of getting a jetski and modifying it with 2 pontoon pod on the side for stability... see, i knew there would be something on the market like these skis here in the video with those float pods on the side, that is amazing. it is exactly what i had in mind
Great minds! Yeah the pods transform the PWC into a serious fishing craft. You have to do it! You won’t be disappointed. Thanks for watching !
Hola bro! Donde las puedo comprar ?
@@Rodveraa They are made by Racetech Yamaha in Durban, South Africa.
Nice setup!
I think so too! Cheers for watching mate
If someone wanted to become a millionaire...they would open a dealership network on the Atlantic coast of the USA that sold these PWCs all outfitted. You would be filthy rich!
I agree. There’s a huge market for a better fishing PWC and I think this style I use with Tubbies comes very very close to being perfect. I have some ideas to make mine better but no manufacturer to tell it to! The Fish Pro comes close but without factory-delivered side pods and some other refinements it will always remain a compromise. Thanks for your comments.
Thank you! You answered so many questions
You’re welcome!
What a fantastic rig
Yes it was the best on the water back when he started. Thanks for watching the video David.
Nice video Paul, thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching and commenting !
Paul great video! Ive have been wondering why u havent posted much latley i assume weather hss been rough.
Thanks Charles. yes mate, been terrible weather, colder than I can ever remember, but also my job is keeping me very busy and off the water. Hope the new life in the west is coming together for you and the family.
New to jet ski world and enjoying watching these videos. Hoping to have a basic set up for fishing in coming months. Based in Cleveland. I have an SVHO and keen to know how many km’s you get out of tank.
Hi James, we mostly have naturally aspirated skis (FXHO) and we work on around 2 Litres per KM. So you might see a bit more consumption on the SVHO. For me, it's probably more like 2.5km/litre actual, but when trip planning its always good to allow a lot of margin. Most of us also have Shoreline's aux fuel tank, which adds around another 27litres, so we carry up to 95 litres on these trips allowing for some expansion in the tanks. Most of the longer days out east of North Straddie and Moreton Islands are around 60-75 litres depending on how far we go. If you don't take spare fuel, it limits you a bit out there because it's always on your mind!
@@Jetcast thanks for reply. I’ve noticed if I stick around 50km/hr I’m getting around 2.1km per litre. I bought my ski from guys at shoreline. Patrick very helpful. I’ve got the new rec deck going on this week so be able to throw an esky on and get fishing. I’ll chat to them about the larger fuel tank.
@@jamesj8309 no worries, and enjoy the new ski!
Awesome work. Jetski fishing rocks 👍
Yes it does! Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@Jetcast waiting for spring here in Tas. A bit icy at the moment 😊
yes I guess it is a little cool! Good luck with the weather.
Cool , always looking for great ideas and ways i can improve my experience , to bad we live so far apart
👍Greetings from Florida 👍and good fishing 😎
Thanks Johannes! I was in Florida just before COVID broke out and had a great time down in Marathon! Pity I didn't get to go fishing though. I think a lot of the fishing we do here can use similar tactics, rigs, and lures. Many of the species of fish are also similar. Anyway please come back to the channle when I post, and please "like" and to spread the word! :)
@@Jetcast Thanks , will do !
PS I appreciate your channel , Ive learned much and have my Yamaha FXHO set up somewhat similar , not many here are into Jetski fishing yet , i fish close to the Sunshine Skyway bridge in Bradenton ,
Thanks again and keep the videos coming , hope you had a good time in Florida 😎👍
@@johannesvanhoek9080 Nice part of the world there. Yeah had a really good time in the Keys, hoping to go back one day and see the rest of Florida.
Dave you've got all the bells and whistles in that ski.... Nice... Very interesting set up....good content Paul..... I would be interested in seeing what fishing gear you guys are using for the different styles of fishing... I'm sure everyone has their own preferences.... lures ...rods ...reels, would be interesting. content
thanks Mark. Ive attempted to do that sort of video but it didn't come together good enough ...will try again soon.
Yes this would be good ..each person with their best go to setup.
Nice video. Nice, ski. How does the ski handle with the trolling motor at the stern?
David said it's good on flat water (where he fishes mainly) but if you're going offshore, he suggests bow mounting the trolling motor. Thanks for watching the video Frank.
Hell yeah!
I am an avid Jetskiier but not much of a fisherman. When I retire to Huatulco in a year I want to go all in on a SeaDoo tropy Pro.
Sounds very nice- retirement AND jetski fishing! Hope it all comes off for you. Thanks for watching!
All good stuff
cheers Glenn!
The setups are really inspiring. I live in the USA and am interested in those tubbies. Sent a message to the manufacturer. Have you ever seen anyone mount a trolling motor to the bow of a yamaha fx?
To the bow? Not that I’m aware of but there’s nothing stopping you doing it. There’s even a few places to bolt a bracket. But you’d need to make the mount or find someone to do it locally. Trolling motors are great for flat water and when the seas are calm but the added weight of the unit and batteries -not to mention cost- has always made me hesitant. I’ll explain more in a future video when I go through the decisions of my new fishing rig. That’s a few more weeks out though. Thanks for viewing the channel too! Good luck with your own fishing!
although they are pretty kool... im gonna stick with my Hydra Sports bass boat.
no worries Sean! Thanks for watching and commenting
Wish they sold those side boxes in the US
Get that comment a lot… needs some enterprising person in the US to import .
Ask a bike rider why don't you just buy a car 😂I think of it as a bike on water but I don't have as much awesome gear as you have I love the jetski because I can do everything myself and it's so nice out there even if I don't catch anything I learn a lot from everyone posting their ideas thankyou
Great comparison! Somebody once said that being in a car is like being at the cinema, but being on a bike is like being part of the film! Good luck with our own fishing, and thanks for watching and commenting too!
Am Ben from Kampala Uganda East Africa.i admire that and I have never seen it I Uganda on lake
Thanks Ben. Hope you enjoy the channel.
Could you make it out and back to the GBR from Mackay comfortable and safely 2UP for some spearfishing? That’s what we want to be able to do.
Hi mate, it’s certainly possible depending on what sort of distance you’re talking about. if you carry additional fuel, and safety gear like PLB and 25w VHF., it’s no different to a boat except a bit more wet and bumpy, and less fuel! It could get a tad uncomfortable if the weather gets bad, so you’d want to pick your days. We regularly travel over 100km in a day trip fishing..what’s you closest distance to reef for diving?
jetski 4 life!
cheers buddy!
what gps do you have and how did you mount it? in the cup holder? thanks.
Hi Ethan, we both have Garmin sounders. David uses 2 x Echomap 75 (7") and I have the 953xzv (9"). They are mounted on custom made alloy brackets. Check out my recent build and there is a section that shows them in a bit more detail: ua-cam.com/video/tsWCxvq0vIY/v-deo.html They are basically made to order at a local shop here in Brisbane (Australia) called Shoreline Jetskis www.shorelinejetskis.com. The cup. holders have 3 recessed bolt holes so with the appropriate brackets you can securely hold them to the ski. They tale a bit of a flogging due to vibration and saltwater, so the brackets need to be strong. Thanks for watching the video and commenting.
You need to get the new Sea doo Switch!
It would be nice to try one to see how it would go on our fishing trips!
@@Jetcast if a jet ski can make it the switch definitely can . How often do the waves flip you over when fishing ?
I don’t see where you put monster fish after you catch them.
The Tubbies have a internal length of 1.5m so big fish go in a catch bag inside the right Tubbie in my case, if they’re longer you can leave the tail sticking out. If they are even longer, you can always leave them in the footwells! You’ll see me putting fish in the Tubbie in other videos. Watch me catch and stow a 1.6m fish in this video: ua-cam.com/video/tLJiLhP_je4/v-deo.html
Where do you get the sounder covers?
Right here: Any brand: www.jetcast.au/product-page/fish-finder-sounder-extreme-sun-salt-cover-1 Garmin 75: www.jetcast.au/product-page/seadoo-fish-pro-trophy-sounder-cover-garmin-72cv-model-1 Other models like Garmin 95 and 65 series can also be found on the same webstore.
How does it perform with 4-6ft swells?
The pods? Fantastic.No different to a regular PWC as the pods are out of the water when riding. A trolling motor however adds a lot of weight and if the swell is running it will still work but you’ll find it working pretty hard. Dave’s trolling motor is used mostly for fiat water- fishing rivers snd estuaries. If you’re using a trolling motor offshore you would generally mount it on the bow, not the stern.
can you show how you get on and off the ski at a dock?
Hi Troy, it’s not that hard mate! You simply step over the Tubby. Just put a leg over and then step on. Or jump on the rear deck if the nose is swung out a bit. I don’t use docks that much as they have a tendency to scratch up the duco! They are made with a bash guard suitable for boats and skis generally sit lower to the water on many and can get scratched on the barnacles.
Them things on the side what are they called?
This brand is called “Tubbies”. Also known as jetski fishing pods
could just buy a centre console boat
hehe you're winding me up, right?
like the memory comment
Yes! I think we should all remember that this is a lifestyle thing and not life or death! :)
How true JetSki all the way.. pity NSW is over the top with license cost …
How so Douger? What are they charging there?
@@Jetcast $197 for one year, $431 for 3 years, $977 for ten years….must also have a boat license first.That’s why there are no JetSki UA-camrs from NSW.
Surprised no one has radar…:-D
Don’t laugh! I’ve seen a photo of someone in the States with a radar dome on a ski!
@@Jetcast seriously? I guess it might make sense if you’re going into the open ocean…down to the Bahamas…🤔 or going from Maine to Newfoundland…I guess in theory you could take the great circle route…Maine to Newfoundland to Greenland to Iceland to Scotland…the longest distance is about 200 miles from Iceland to Scotland…so if you were nuts enough…you could cross the Atlantic in a PWC…🤔 a radar might make sense for something like that…ok…maybe not completely an insane idea to have a small radar, but…🤔🤷♂️
@@marksmadhousemetaphysicalm2938 probably to find flocks of birds…. Chasing Marlin, tuna, etc
Hey mate. Which boat ramp is this one?
Cleveland (Brisbane) at the VMR base there. Nice ramp. Just can get busy on weekends.
Superlative.
thanks for watching!
see alot of people stand up while riding. does the seat hurt your family jewels sometimes? trying to see if it something i should be concerned about befor buying one.
I generally stand for two reasons- either it’s quite choppy and I’m getting water splashing directly in the face, or it’s rougher still and you need to stand to absorb the bumps of large swells or very short period chop. The latter because we want to get to our fishing spots faster so are going as fast our bodies can withstand! The family jewels seem to be ok, but certainly standing helps. Not so sure if it helps the ‘roids though! ;)