Let Me SEE those YAKS!!!!

This is my 1975 Royak.:cool2: I just finished washing her (haven't used her in 4 months) and I'm looking forward to taking her out next week! She's not perfect but I'm glad to own this sweet yak, I got an awesome deal too!

I'm dong little modifications here and there, I installed the fish-rod holder so I can troll on the way to the reef before spearing, and I installed a pvc flag mount that I made but I may do something different like sdeisen and Dan mentioned because the heavy pvc is putting some strain on the sidewall of the yak in the wind (notice my Speardiver flag, it is good quality :thumbsup2:)

It has a huge compartment in the back, I love the fact that you can store all your gear here and even lock the hatch so none of your stuff sinks if you tip over. I was thinking it also might be a good idea to throw the fish inside here so the shark juice doesn't leak through the scupper holes.

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LET'S SEE THOSE YAKS!!!!!! (lol)

Some more pics.

Quote from Dan

Slick looking yak. Not sure how stable it is with that shape. Is it made of fiberglass or plastic? What does it weigh?

It's actually pretty stable for the shape, it's suppose to be a diving yak also. The seat position is almost underwater which gives it some stability. It's made of abs plastic and polyethylene. Basically a kayak with an abs plastic shell. The hull has some non accessible styrofoam blocks that will supposedly prevent the yak from sinking if water breaches the hull. Weight is around 60ish pounds.

Thanks guys! Sdeisen I see you're in Hollywood, if we ever meet up you can use my yak. She is pretty quick, but then again I was using an 8' Calypso kayak that my girlfriend let me borrow, so pretty much anything is faster in comparison, lolz!