2012 WS Ride 135 NITEStripe Install

I took the virgin Wilderness Systems Ride 135 to Farmville, Virginia, to the International Headquarters of YakAttack. Luther and I installed a ton of [url=http://www.yakattack.us/Products/Products.html]YakAttack products[/url], to include 4" and 8" versions of GearTrac. MightyMounts were installed utilizing the soon-to-be-available Fullback backing plate and Rigging Bullets. These items allowed me to remotely put a backing plate on the underside of a MightyMount where I was not able to reach it by hand. The video documenting that install is up on YouTube on the YakAttack channel. I'll showcase those mounts and all of the various products that utilize them in coming installments.

For starters, a completely blank canvas, except for the KBF-green nerf paddle holder ball.
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Even in my backyard, I always wear my PFD!
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YakAttack is now offering the NITEStripe reflective tape kit again. It is vital that you can be seen at night, but for those who take night photos, you don't want to "white out" your photos. Here, you can see in the first photo how close the orange pinstrip matches the color of the hull. You could just as easily choose a contrasting color, but I wanted to go sorta stealth here.

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Well, stealth until some boater hits me with a light and says "Whoa - There's a kayak there, and look at all the fish that guy's got!"

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Stay tuned for more updates and keep in mind that every item shown is available from [url=http://kayakfishinggear.com/]HOOK1[/url]!