The titanx is going to be a great rig.

You mean linking the two products together? you will need the motorguide gps gateway kit and a lowrance point 1 gps puck. I believe both products are linked in the description. Basically the Graph,GPS Puck and Motorguide connect on a network cable (NMEA2000) and also needs power. I would suggest running these 3 devices on at least a 20ah battery to leverage an 8 hour day of fishing. LMK if you have any questions!

I am using the bow motor mounting plate sold at One Objective.

I bought their plate and did actually have to largen the hole to make that Tbolt work. This was really the only berleypro product I ended up not using long term. The rudder cap that comes with the springblade rudder works best. It is worthwhile to upgrade all other parts of the steering.

Thanks for the comment! Its a continuous process for sure. I try to only modify one thing at a time, that's my excuse to go fishing so much! I always need to go out and test something lol

Great question, I actually used the Rectangular mount shown here. the mounting holes lined up correctly. www.yakattack.us/rectangular-fish-finder-mount-with-track-mounted-locknload-mounting-system/

Great Question! What I normally do out in the river is I actually slide the drive locking pin over and drop in the drive afterwards. I also will leave at least 1 bungee loose on the plastic drive cover. The drive itself is super durable and as long as your drive bumps rocks going forward it should kick up a little and normally I can pull it up or back out pretty easily. I normally will have my paddle ready to go JIC I get totally hung up. Out here I dont use my graph that much but I like to record a trail where I can and cant paddle at. Always log the gauges when you go out so you know how to offset the levels.

Thanks for watching and commenting! I bought the hatch cover on amazon. Its got a great seal and no issues with it ever leaking. I will link it in the description shortly.

It can be challenging for sure lol! The biggest issue I ever Get into is trying to skip and rollcast over to the left side. Many birds nests hitting the bow and the Xi3 haha. I learned over time to run my lines and fish counter clockwise so I can cast mainly over the right side of my kayak which is clear.

Thanks for the comment and watching. I try to do these rigging videos when I am happy with the setup and have spent many hours enjoying the layout. Hope it helps!

That is an accessory bonafide sells on their website. The ss127 bow hatch bin

@@OldLineKayakFishing thank you sir!!! 🙌

Thanks!

I bought the parts from WestMarine. I will add to the description if they are not there.

I bought the parts from WestMarine. I will add to the description if they are not there.

Thanks!

Great Question. Knowing what I do know now, I would say a Rudder would co a long way in the SS127, but with that Xi3 its not really needed. I would say those flex wings really help that kayak stay on track when paddling it.

its a Zoom Magnum Finesse worm. They catch em good around docks.

Depending on how dense the weeds are you can, trim the motor to sit higher, a 2 bladed prop is more weedless, or paddle if it is entirely choked out. That's the true luxury of this setup. Run the motor until you can't and Still able to be paddled

I like the suggestion! I recently sold this one for a propel drive kayak

He plays for keeps!

3" swimbait. I threw larger lures all day with no luck, only to have them absolutely wreck it on the smaller profile. Go figure 🤣 probably caught 15 fish on that little bait in 2.5hours of all sizes. This was my biggest 17.75"

Indeed! They are super fun to catch

Thanks for watching and subscribing! I been sitting on all my 2022 fishing adventures and will have those slowly uploading in the next few weeks with it getting colder.

Absolutely! Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Crosskix.com would highly recommend!

With inflation this is probably near $6500-7k to build now.

@@OldLineKayakFishing oh boy...do you have any suggestion for a good starter kayak? Cause I'm scared to spend $1500 on a decent one the turn around d 2 years later and drop $4000 on a better one ya know

@@matthewflom9549 the ss127 kayak in a barebones setup is $1700 new. Knowing what I know from fishing mine for 3 seasons, is I would have no hesitation on buying a used one and ive seen them as low as $1200. This is a great generalist kayak that can do many things well and has amazing stability. You can trick this out many ways. Mine in the video is pretty much fully decked out.

@@OldLineKayakFishing thank you sir I'll look into it

The wheel and cords are $89.00 extra.

@@ricardogarcia4680 Ok, got it, and thank you.

I'm on the Maryland/Pennsylvania line. The susquehanna River and upper Chesapeake Bay are some of my main waters I fish

I updated the description with a link to the template. For convenience sake www.thingiverse.com/thing:3763392 🎣

Id say its all the same when its Fully rigged and xi3 powered. the xi3 has good power and can handle the tourney load, make pinpoint turns and Stability is ridiculous on the ss127. This rigging I would get about 3.5-3.7 mph. Don't get stuck paddling it fully rigged it will not be fun! I had to paddle in one time because my remote batteries died I had spare batteries but I did not have the star bit to open the remote itself. 😢

Great question! I ended up putting my phone in my PFD for that reason and especially on tournament days. If i was out when it was raining then I would use the dry pod for my phone and relocate the cup with caddy to the perch pad.

Thanks!

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I think your right. Thanks for watching!