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Author:  Old Timer [ Mon Feb 23, 2015 4:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Outriggers for the PA

Has anybody installed Scottie 302 Kayak Stabilizers on the PA?
Is there another companies product that has been installed and proved effective?
I know from past threads that the Hobie Sidekick is not for a PA.
I am still interested in outriggers and do not want to turn this into a DIY half solution.

Author:  Dr.SteelheadCatcher [ Mon Feb 23, 2015 7:56 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Outriggers for the PA

How about "lashing together" 2 PA's sided by side, about 2 feet apart :idea:
Think about how much you can carry and still have fun :wink:

Author:  BadKarma [ Tue Feb 24, 2015 2:06 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Outriggers for the PA

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Those are the Spring Creek Outriggers. I like them as there is no chance of me putting a hole in them with a hook and they are more stable. I got them because i wanted to sail it but have never sailed and wanted the added confidence they provide. I have been out in big water and i can kick them out or put em out really easy. I can stand up without them but in rougher water i still pop up and get a better view of whales or try and spot the tuna busting the bait. They are more expensive (close to $400) but to me it was well worth it as they are built well and the install takes a bit of planning and pay attention to reaching the underside but very doable. Good luck!

Author:  Old Timer [ Sat Feb 28, 2015 8:45 am ]
Post subject:  Re: Outriggers for the PA

Spring Creek stabilizers look substantial and certainly should do the job. Do they provide significant drag during peddling?

Has anyone tried the Stand-N-Fish outriggers? They can be lifted out of the water for peddling. They, Stand-N-Fish, told me that they have sold them to PA owners. I wonder where they installed them relative to the seat and what they think of them- ease of install, use on the water, stability when standing, etc.

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