on this episode of 30milesOUT
i (ty southerland) was asked by the guys at www.yakattack.us to do a review on one of their new products.... they said it was called the VISI CARBON PRO and it was a killer kayak fishing item... I told them to send me one and id check it out... straight out of the box i was impressed... this is a great item for yakers who are fishing around alot of boat traffic... the first thing i noticed was the visi carbon folded up into a small package... the bag it was contained in was also the flag! i thought that was a cool idea...
this is pretty much a tall flag mounted on the back of your fishing kayak that has a bright led light on top... this ads much needed visibility when in fog or when crossing channels or lakes with high boat traffic... the visi carbon pro has a new pole design... it is kinda like a tent pole with a bungie in the middle.. the pole itself breaks down several times, like a tent pole... great idea... the light has 2 led's that provide a ton of light... i use the light for tying on lures at night... this system comes in real handy fishing around the speckled trout lights at night... i love fishing for red fish and specks in neighborhood canals in places like port o' conner and corpus christy texas.... the light is plenty bright enough to aid in lure tying and fish landing in the darkest hours.... as i said before the flag is the bag.... great concept... also the mounting system is real universal...
the visi carbon pro can be put on any fishing kayak... in this video you will see it on my old ocean kayak scupper pro... i also have used it on my wilderness system tarpon 16 and plan to put it on my new hobie pro angler... it mounts several ways... you can use a standard ram mount that is bolted to the kayak deck... you can attach the visi carbon pro with a regular scotty mount as well... ram mounts also makes a suction cup that works.... how ever you put the visi carbon pro on your yak, you wont be sorry or unseen !
tight lines,
ty southerland (host/producer 30milesOUT fish'n TV)
www.30milesout.com
