Sards pro myth 45

[Master Sardines]

I see a couple of people want to see a few pix of the pro myth 45 thought i'd post a few of mine.

The thing i like most about the pro myth is me not being of small stature is the work well in front.

the side compartments for easy access stoage

these two hatches double up as an esky if you wish.

now the bit i like is you can store whatever you like in here. It's long enough to store your rods and you can keep your valuables in here out of the elements.

a pic of the big fella sitting in it as thats all i can do for the moment

nice n spacious

and no i do not get commission on any sales from this post!

[Angus]

Hahaha nice one Sards.

There a good boat thats for sure.

Cant wait until the hatches are finished.

FYI, when the central hatch is done, im going to screw a cutting board onto it, as well a triple mount scotty. This will make trolling two rods very easy.

Angus

[Master Sardines]

:ohmy: ohhh a couple more pix

underneath it.. the way its ribs are help it steer straight.

the rudder

with sand not cleaned properly.

[Master Sardines]

See in the 2nd pic I've put a scotty holder on the starboard side. (in the dark) sorry of the picture quality. But is this common to put them there? Thing is i think i've made a mistake putting it there as when I'm paddling it's in the way. Whats your thoughts from an experienced yaker?

[pcsolutionman]

yeh looks like it would get in the way there, might help with a 6.5" scotty extention? might just get it out of the way enough.

Lee

[Angus]

It doesnt look to bad though. I tend to shorten my stroke anyway when trolling. I find a cruisy pace better for most species anyway. Especially with a really erratic lure.

It all of course does depends on your natural reach and style of paddling of course.

Angus

[Leighton]

What sort of bucks are we talking for a half decent yack?

[Angus]

It varies massively Captain.

Check out the AFO shop to have a look at Tempo's and Predators which are both sweet fishing yaks. The profish kayaks (the one pictured in this post) will be in the AFO shop soon at about $1640 (approx). As with the other models that will include paddle, seat, rod hodlers etc.

Other brands that are popular include:

Ocean Kayaks: ??? Terry help me out with price?

Hobies: Anywhere up to and beyond $2300.

I reckon they would be your top 3 brands.

For a cheapy, I still use often my Viking Espri and you looking at under a grand for a fully kitted out one. You can also see these the AFO shop.

Cheers.

Angus

[Leighton]

Food for thought, thanks Angus

[Terry H]

I dunno on prices. depends what featuers you get - Not sure what the top of the range Prowler designed purely for fishing is.

My next kayak will be a hobie I think

[fishyman]

mmm enticing.

do you know what colors the profish are available in.

im thinkinf profish VS outback

[Angus]

Colours for Profish

Blue

Grey

Orange

Purple

Pretty much the standard viking colours.

Angus

[fishyman]

well i will be talking to dad when he gets back.

i am thinking profish just cause it has all these handy little bits and pieces.

the sounder bit just infornt of teh middle well is awesome, middle well is just cool, plus it would paddle heaps better than the outback i think

[Terry H]

I think a standard Prowler with rudder is aroudn 1700.

That includes 2 flush mount rod holders just behind the seat, and plenty of premoulded holes for you to screw a gazillion addons to the yak.

That's one good thing about the Prowlers, (not sure if any other kayaks have it - or if many do) but all the necessary holes are moulded into the yak

[Angus]

TerryH wrote:

I think a standard Prowler with rudder is aroudn 1700.

That includes 2 flush mount rod holders just behind the seat, and plenty of premoulded holes for you to screw a gazillion addons to the yak.

That's one good thing about the Prowlers, (not sure if any other kayaks have it - or if many do) but all the necessary holes are moulded into the yak

Customising is the funnest part though Terry

Angus