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Junior
Join Date: Sep 2014
Posts: 12
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That back area of the kayak has a slight curve to it so the flat bottom of the crate would only make contact in the center and would rock back and forth. This way it makes contact on both ends. I run the back webbing through the crate and added a bungee to one side to keep it from spinning even sliding too much. |
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Author & yakker
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Carlsbad
Posts: 34
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Thanks guys. I may purchase the KFS Ultimate Bait Tank System. It's smaller than I'm used to using (this one is 4.7 gal capacity, made from a 15lb Vittles Vault container) but I don't have much room so this might have to work. It's sweet. Yes, I could do it myself with parts, but with time I am not sure how much money I would save.I just hope I can keep a pack of macs alive in there for 4-5 hours.
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