Is this seat the "same seat" as the Angler version, just missing the rod holders and storage? All photos of this unit do not show rear straps/clips,
888390
This seat is used on our sit-on-top-kayak and clips to front of seat and behind to secure the seat back. Seat is very comfortable, however, cannot sit comfortably with one of our safety vests. The boxy vest is finebut the open arm vest just doesn't work well.
888391
I do not remember. I returned it since I bought a Calypso kayak from LL Bean and this seat was to thick since that is a smaller type of kayak for women. But I do remember that it was a very nice seat.
888392
It does have the clips to hook to the kayak, I had no problem with my perception sit on top kayak
983820
We bought a simple 3 rod holder on line and zip tied it to the wire frame next to the motor mount. Worked great. One rod holder comes with the boat that can be mounted on either side to the oar railing
690819
It doesn't come with a seat or seat attachment. The manufacturer might offer an add-on seat, I don't know. It is a flat board, but I sit and paddle on it frequently (without any back support).
1346877
I have it on my 2011 Yamaha Grizzley & love it! It has adjustment cords underneath and any excess tucks under the seat. Matches my cammo fender bag that I keep fencing tools in. Will save your seat come summer time!!
1781135
I have the rod & it comes with 2 tips. The mid section & fighting Butt with Alps Seat are identical to the heavier rod. I have it & interchange the tips. On the L & ML tips I load 20 & 30 Braided lines & flurocarbon leader. Inshore rarely gives fish beyond the 20lb range. Line & rod strength are also managed by drag setting. I catch Stripers, Small Tuna, Kings, Barracuda, Blues, Snook. This is a bait casting/small trolling reel rod. In south Florida & Aruba we use medium spinning Rods & 15 lb test line for Snook, Red Fish & Tarpon. The tips are lively with good flex. I have live lined Dolphin on mine. This is a well built, durable & saltwater friendly product. I have the rod & it comes with 2 tips. The mid section & fighting Butt with Alps Seat are identical to the heavier rod. I have it & interchange the tips. On the L & ML tips I load 20 & 30 Braided lines & flurocarbon leader. Inshore rarely gives fish beyond the 20lb range. Line & rod strength are also managed by drag setting. I catch Stripers, Small Tuna, Kings, Barracuda, Blues, Snook. This is a bait casting/small trolling reel rod. In south Florida & Aruba we use medium spinning Rods & 15 lb test line for Snook, Red Fish & Tarpon. The tips are lively with good flex. I have live lined... » Read More I have the rod & it comes with 2 tips. The mid section & fighting Butt with Alps Seat are identical to the heavier rod. I have it & interchange the tips. On the L & ML tips I load 20 & 30 Braided lines & flurocarbon leader. Inshore rarely gives fish beyond the 20lb range. Line & rod strength are also managed by drag setting. I catch Stripers, Small Tuna, Kings, Barracuda, Blues, Snook. This is a bait casting/small trolling reel rod. In south Florida & Aruba we use medium spinning Rods & 15 lb test line for Snook, Red Fish & Tarpon. The tips are lively with good flex. I have live lined Dolphin on mine. This is a well built, durable & saltwater friendly product. « Show Less
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Yes, the seats are removable. The Oars are cheap though. Went down the Stanislaus River Last summer and both oars snapped at the end trying to push away from the bank good thing I had my trolling motor to help get us to shore. You definitely will want to invest in a better quality set of Oars.
445121
The seats fit in the glider channels very snugly. Once installed they remain there. Too reposition them one must get up, remove, and reinstall in the new position. I also fish alone and it is a very nice boat.
1692612
Seat fits my Ocean Kayak Prowler just fine. Not familiar with the Hobbie model. Seat works just fine for me.
2155390
I am not home right now, but I can check later. I don't know if there is a way to attach a picture, but I have one of how the rod sits in the holder. Mine sits with about 4 inches sticking out before the base of the my open reel. I do not have a pistol grip on my rod so I am not sure how it will sit. Even though my reel sticks out quite a bit sometimes it sits kind of awkward if I am not careful about how I set it in, this could just be because of the angle I set it in in my kayak...sometimes the rod spins and the reel hits the side of my kayak. Over all I am happy with the holder and may even buy another one to hold a second rod.
799272
I am not sure... as it bolted up just fine for me on my Snapper. It is a great seat for the money... my small engine guy thought I paid a lot more for it than I did. I hope this helps.
820961
The one I purchased included casters and was a selling point for the buy. Can't remember if the same company has models without though. I cleaned my garage last night for the first time after purchasing this shelving system and forgot I had them. I was very satisfied with the way it rolled completely full of my fishing gear and tools. Hope this helped.
522371
Look to Utube I think Kakakfishingsupply, is the channel. I like my seat but it was made for my yak.
1064037
Mine is similar to the 2nd image with the bike. The design has obviously changed over the years since I bought mine because the one in the first picture has the black device which has to be pulled to release holder from the rack. Mine did not. Any design with the releasable pull is better because it is more apt to not be knocked off of the rail when you are either picking up or rehanging your bike on the rail.
1714588
Got the same yak. Yes, it'll fold to take with you on the back or better yet on the front. I don't take mine for two reasons: 1) I don't have far to go to launch and 2) I carry too much gear behind me: six rods and a virtual tackle shop, some of which I actually use on lakes, not so much on bays. Put it inside a plastic or canvas sack and strap it onto the front so that it won't be easy to hook with a lure, and you're in business.
1148423
My K2 is currently in storage. I have not toyed with its skeg to determine if it is removable, fixed and/or built-in. Nevertheless, while a larger skeg may seem to track better, better tracking seems more dependent on better paddling/rowing.
1505105
Mine has a back with a pocket and quick release buckles. So, the gel seat back is in front of your kayak's original seat and the back with the buckles drapes down the rear of the kayak's original seat, then you clip the buckles to hold it in place. It has worked well and is an easy on/off.
980125
It's a fly rod! Nice little small stream rod or even a boat rod. I really like the soft action. requires a longer stroke the the 'FAST" rods but it's smooth. Thinking about looking for a 3/4 wt