Ok, so I spent about 12 hours and a decent chunk of money outfitting my Native Ultimate 12. When I bought it off CL, all it had was a seat and a paddle. After several trips to Jersey Paddler & Dicks, I brought it into my workshop and got down to business.

 

First I installed the Anchor trolley. I bought the Hobie Pro Angler trolley because I liked the shock cord and 2 rings. Next was the ZigZag cleat, paddle clips on the side, and bungee kits in front and back.

 

After that I installed two Scottie Ram Mounts & bought Scottie rod holders for them. I used a milkcrate with 3 rod holders attached for the back space. Inside the milkcrate, I keep a mesh bag with two 5lb anchors, two 30' lengths of paracord, and 50' of reflective cord for night fishing. I also keep whatever plano boxes I need inside the milkcrate.

 

In the front of the Kayak I keep a soft cooler bag with soft plastics & at my feet I keep a sling pack with my "go to" lures, weights, hooks, leader line, swivels, etc.

 

Behind the seat I keep a 2L camel pack.

 

All that's left to install is a fish finder.

 

Looks good.  What are the clips on the side of the boat for?  I may have missed it in your description.

Those look like paddle holders.

Thanks Flyfisher, the clips on the side are paddle holders. The anchor trolley is on the other side, heres a pic, the top rope is tucked under the tracks & can't be seen.

 

 

Native sells a board for the Ultimate that slides into the tracks where I can mount a fish finder. I'm still debating whether I should buy a second base and transducer so that I can use my Humminbird 581HDi, or just buy another unit.