Mezrebel outdoors

I should have done this before but here is a picture from google of my exact kayak. The circle is where I would sit without a tandem. I’m thinking of building some sort of rack to hold the crate. But that’s just an idea right now. I’m still curious as to what others have done with their kayaks and all of you who have been commenting so far have given me a lot of food for thought so I appreciate them as well. Thank you!

Thanks Darren that is something to keep in mind. I been doing some thinking myself and in my head came up with an idea of building something out of Pvc, cuz the pvc is light. I don’t mind drilling a couple holes if I have to. But I’m just looking for any suggestions before I commit to it. Thanks for the suggestion though!

I sure this topic has been discussed hundreds of times before, but problem is storage on my kayak. First of all I love fishing from a kayak it’s so fun. I have taken the time and sorted through the lures that I want to take on the kayak. I have a bag of plastics and 3 small Plano boxes for hard baits, and some assorted tools. All of this is neatly packed into a kayak crate(milk crate). The one problem I have is attaching the crate to the kayak. My kayak is a simple lifetime Kokanee 106 from Walmart. It’s a tandem style kayak and does not have any tank wells. Any one have any suggestions on how to affix the crate nicely onto the kayak? I am completely stumped and everything I have tried the crate just doesn’t want to sit nice and flat on the kayak.

I have this hook and I have no idea what it’s called or what to even use it for. I have never seen one in stores to even get an idea. The hook is a straight shank offset round bend, but instead of a line tie at the end, there’s another sharp barbless point. There’s no way to tie this hook onto anything. I have no idea what it’s called. Anyone have any ideas? I sure don’t.

I got the 20lbs. For confidence, lol. If I hook up with a bigger fish or get snagged then I can get the fish in or get my lure back. I’m new to bass resource so navigating and finding answers doesn’t always work for me so I just ask.

I just recently picked up some fluorocarbon line fire the first time. Seaguar 20lbs. I was wondering when is the best time to spool it up and best way to store it because I still have about two months until I actually start fishing this year, and to note I haven’t even opened the package yet. This is the first time I have ever purchased and will use fluorocarbon line so storing ideas and how soon is to soon to spoil it would be much appreciated.

I use hook bonnets I bought off amazon to protect my hooks, there is a hole that you can tie the two bonnets together with to keep the hooks tight against the body of the lure and my lures stay well protected. And they don’t really take up much space for my boxes.