I take the kayak here too and often catch nothing. But land-based is very good at the wharf itself. Still enjoy being on the water and days off those luxury yachts. If you ever see some flyfishing of a kayak that would be me. Planning to go this weenkend sunday
Depending on the area and how much it is covered, some areas are very unpredictable and the weather can turn on you instantly. As for good conditions, it all depends on how far you can paddle, normally I let it drift and only paddle if I am moving to a certain spot or heading back to shore.... so to cut it short the PA handles great even in rough conditions, so in good condition I would say it all depends on you and not the PA.
Had another session a week ago in the Harbour with not a single hit, and another just on Saturday in Little Manly, very high swells had to call it a day.
Thank you for wearing socks, I despise all these kayak videos where they keep showing their horrible, nasty ash feet. Makes me immediately skip the video. Nice kayak. Had mine since 2018, lost interest in it for a few years, been sitting in my shed. Took it out today after I found a great deal on a Torqeedo motor. Bought it earlier today (of writing), and just ordered a transom mount too so now I am watching Hobie 360 kayak videos again. Cannot wait to try out the new electric motor.
I have DIYed the cart, by running a line making a couple of knot from the bottom to act as stoppers and then a loop coming out from the top, then simply use a bungy with metal hooks. Lay the cart under the Kayak, run the bungy through the scupper holes and feed them through the loops. Standing from the back lift the Kayak and pull the bungy towards you and you are done.
I take the kayak here too and often catch nothing. But land-based is very good at the wharf itself. Still enjoy being on the water and days off those luxury yachts. If you ever see some flyfishing of a kayak that would be me. Planning to go this weenkend sunday
Cool to hear that mate. We will certainly bump into one another one day...
Hello 🙋♂️
I always follow your great videos .
How many miles I can go from shore in hobie pro angler 12 in good weather conditions.
Depending on the area and how much it is covered, some areas are very unpredictable and the weather can turn on you instantly. As for good conditions, it all depends on how far you can paddle, normally I let it drift and only paddle if I am moving to a certain spot or heading back to shore.... so to cut it short the PA handles great even in rough conditions, so in good condition I would say it all depends on you and not the PA.
Hey man, I’m here from your Facebook post!
Awesome video, new subscriber here ✌🏼
Much appreciated mate, thx
You must of gone out during the week, that ramp is mayhem on the weekends, gone vid 👍
Yep it was a Sunday
I went out today and it’s still really dirty. Hope you had a good one.
Had another session a week ago in the Harbour with not a single hit, and another just on Saturday in Little Manly, very high swells had to call it a day.
Sending my support to your channel sir, keepsafe and godbless
Thx mate
He’s a Daiwa Man 👏
Yeah mate, use both Daiwa and Shimano, decals are on both sides
Thank you for wearing socks, I despise all these kayak videos where they keep showing their horrible, nasty ash feet. Makes me immediately skip the video. Nice kayak. Had mine since 2018, lost interest in it for a few years, been sitting in my shed. Took it out today after I found a great deal on a Torqeedo motor. Bought it earlier today (of writing), and just ordered a transom mount too so now I am watching Hobie 360 kayak videos again. Cannot wait to try out the new electric motor.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the video mate... all the best with your kayak and fishing adventure mate...
Great video nice set up
Thx mate
Maybe another week or two it will clear up. I keep saying that it will clear up but it keeps raining more...
Tell me about it, and now they are forecasting another 2 weeks of more raining.
How did you put the kayak cart under your kayak?
I have DIYed the cart, by running a line making a couple of knot from the bottom to act as stoppers and then a loop coming out from the top, then simply use a bungy with metal hooks. Lay the cart under the Kayak, run the bungy through the scupper holes and feed them through the loops. Standing from the back lift the Kayak and pull the bungy towards you and you are done.