Pictures of the kayak (Page 2): It's a roll of the dice Gary, might want to think it thoroughly. Some states there are just fines, some states a licenses cancellation, some states...

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Gary S wrote:

Thanks Saw, I am supposed to register but I fish in a very secluded pond that is not well known, and I live in Boston, a lot of cops, not a lot of game wardens.

It's a roll of the dice Gary, might want to think it thoroughly.

Some states there are just fines, some states a licenses cancellation, some states confiscate the craft. Some states all of the above .

RedA Loc: Stow, MA

Nice looking rig, Gary 👍
How is that 2x4 mounted to the kayak for your TM?

Jeep1980 Loc: Bellingham, Wa.

Nice setup and there's nothing better than a powered YAK.. I have to get a permit and inspection every year in order to use my yak on the closest lakes to my house.. Lakes Samish and Whatcom here in Bellingham Washington, plus my power boats.. I don't mind at least it goes to keeping invasive things out of the lakes...

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Jeep1980 wrote:

Nice setup and there's nothing better than a powered YAK.. I have to get a permit and inspection every year in order to use my yak on the closest lakes to my house.. Lakes Samish and Whatcom here in Bellingham Washington, plus my power boats.. I don't mind at least it goes to keeping invasive things out of the lakes...

Inspection on a kayak? What do they look for?

Jeep1980 Loc: Bellingham, Wa.

They are looking for invasive plants, seaweed and other living critters... it gets a tap every time my boats go in or out...

SeaEagle Explorer 420 inflatable..

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Jeep1980 wrote:

They are looking for invasive plants, seaweed and other living critters... it gets a tap every time my boats go in or out...

Thanks Jeep, totally understand now. We don't have an inspection here but maybe that is because i don't have a motor on mine.

Not sure what the requirements are here other than it is posted to hose down after leaving at most fresh water locations.

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Jeep1980 wrote:

They are looking for invasive plants, seaweed and other living critters... it gets a tap every time my boats go in or out...

Nice looking craft there Jeep. I am not a fan of the inflatables but if that is what works for you go for it. Looks rather roomy i do like that part.

Jeep1980 Loc: Bellingham, Wa.

I have had her for over ten years and it's been great...

plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland

Jeep1980 wrote:

I have had her for over ten years and it's been great...

I hope you have her for another 10 and beyond. Certainly cheaper than what is on the market these days.

DC Loc: Washington state

Jeep1980 wrote:

Nice setup and there's nothing better than a powered YAK.. I have to get a permit and inspection every year in order to use my yak on the closest lakes to my house.. Lakes Samish and Whatcom here in Bellingham Washington, plus my power boats.. I don't mind at least it goes to keeping invasive things out of the lakes...

I haven't heard that before is that just for those lakes?

Gary S Loc: Boston

ranger632 wrote:

Looks good, enjoy

Thanks Ranger

Jmk1955 Loc: CT

Looks like a great professional set up
Happy fishing 🎣

Gary S Loc: Boston

saw1 wrote:

OK, I just wondered. I know we have to register them in Cali but didn't know if you did.
Sure looks like a nice rig, I tell ya what.
Hope you have many years of enjoyment out of it. Good job on it brother, looks nice.

Thanks Saw

Gary S Loc: Boston

Kenc wrote:

Looks good!!!! Id take a kayak over a boat any day!! Looks like a good time to me and dont forget to slay them brother! Tight lines from Ca.👍

Thanks Kenc

Gary S Loc: Boston

RedA wrote:

Nice looking rig, Gary 👍
How is that 2x4 mounted to the kayak for your TM?

Just a bolt with some washers on one end. Really easy, and only cost about $40.00 in materials