I'm so ready to go....The wait for getting the registration is so long. Our registration department is only processing mail in applications for new vessels. They are over two weeks behind, ughhh...I haven't even tried it out yet.

Oh yeah!!! I love mine too. Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching and commenting. You're going to love those kayaks, no doubt in my mind.

Went with Nucanue

Thanks for watching. Old Town says the kayaks are Saltwater ready. The screws are stainless steel and any other parts that are visible seem to be holding up fine. The key is to always rinse the kayak off good with fresh water after every use.

I agree, the best is yet to come

It blows all the PDL drives away with the things you can do when fishing. Don't get me wrong I love my PDL, but my love is with the AutoPilot

Thanks for watching. I have a cart that I use to move the kayak around at ramps or with mild muddy or sand areas. All the external parts and pieces are looking good. The kayak comes with a tube of silicone that is to be used on the electrical connections so they don't get corroded. The only thing I'd recommend is putting a little grease on the sheer pin maybe; It seems to be a bit discolored after several months of use. Thanks for commenting.

My son is going to buy the 106 Powered By Minn Kota from me.

Rad Reeling Fishing lucky him! The 106 powered by minn cota is such a great kayak as you would know. I would only know from watching your videos. I was thinking about upgrading my kayak to the 106 powered by minn cota. Love the videos JC, get out there and go fishing, cya!

The longer the kayak the easier it is to get on top of the kayak because of leverage. The farthest I've traveled is about thirty miles one way on the interstate at 70 mph. Once it's strapped down good and tight and the ropes are good and secure it stays in place really well. Thanks for watching and commenting. If you car top though plan on getting scratches unless you figure out how to be extra careful at the end of a long day of fishing. Ideally if someone is there to help that's the best way to go.

Thanks for watching. My son is purchasing the 106 from me. I'll be keeping the Predator because it is a large kayak and very versatile. Thanks for asking.

Title, ID, sales receipt showing you did or didn't pay sales tax already and money. I think that's it. Make sure it get's registered as a canoe/kayak and not a boat.

Yes, in Fl. electric motor vessels have to be registered, but as a canoe or kayak, not a boat. The boat registration is more expensive.

Thanks for watching. You can check out all of the kayaks Old Town has in the Sportsman line up here: bit.ly/oldtown_sportsman_radreeling

How is the Old Town kayak working out for you?

@@RadReelingFishing love it my wife and I both got one

@@jelly_fishing That's awesome news! Those kayaks are so incredibly stable.

@𝐃𝐚𝐨 𝐓𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐡 *Hit the link under his info/intro... it will take you to the Old Town web site... and if you get one through that link... I suspect JC may get a few cents his way or future consideration that will help him be able to put out some more of the best Snook and general Mid-SW Florida Coast fishing vids on KZfaq... He has a great way of joyously promoting only the products he thinks will serve his subs and viewers... and all the time and effort is appreciated out here in AZ too... Anybody who sees this please stay save and be well* ..gw

Definitely the AutoPilot 120

Thanks for watching. My son is purchasing the 106 from me.

Thanks for watching...First off, spot lock is much more convenient than any other method of anchoring. The spot lock technology is amazing for every fishing situation I've been in since owning this kayak. It is much easier and faster than an anchor pole or rope anchor and works instantly in any depth of water. The direction that the kayak anchors is determined by the current and the wind direction. There's repositioning that needs to be done at times with the spot lock, but that's true with all anchoring methods. The wind and the current always determine the direction of a vessel when anchored, spot lock technology or when using traditional methods. Thanks for commenting.

@@RadReelingFishing thank you for the reply. You are a good person.

Yeah. He lives in Florida.

I live in FL and got a ticket for having a trolling motor on a canoe and ticket was for not register a vessel I made a home made motor bracket canoe was not built to have a motor

Ford Rich you can register a boat in Florida even a canoe. You have to apply for homemade boat or use the mod to get a title.

I know that just wounding because I never see number on his kayaks

Thanks for watching. My 106 Powered By Minn Kota has always been registered with numbers on it. This kayak will have to be registered too. My Predator PDL doesn't have to be registered. Thanks for asking.

Sorry for the late response. Somehow I missed this comment. Here's the link amzn.to/305AkZ2

click the link way up top to take you to old town an the info is on the web site

Thanks for asking. I actually haven't put it in the water. Fl requires it to be registered and the department that does that in our city is so far behind due to Covid. I submitted my information a month ago, have talked to them twice wondering when they will have it done. I'm a bit frustrated with the registration system right now to say the least. I'll be putting out videos like crazy once it gets registered. Thanks for watching.

Rad Reeling Fishing why don’t you just put the same number on your other kayak I don’t think fish and game would even notice lol.

@@benruthlessburger8905 Thanks for the idea. I'm just trying to stay legal and avoid any costly fines.

Thanks for sharing. I'm just stating the full name of the kayak.