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@@HoriandRangisAdventures thank you bro likewise 😎

@@johanvanderwouden6862 what an absolute legend. Thank you for the kind words, glad you enjoyed it.

@@simonjpierce glad you found it useful!

@@markthomsen2991 no worries man yeah I highly recommend it, game changer for me

@@Straightshooterx71x hey man, I don't believe they fit in the older 400 models, but they should fit in the new 400 models which have a larger front hatch. Watch my video on my Viking reload setup to see how to make it fit on an old 400

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ will do thanks again 👍

@@LadsOutThere always fish with the scupper plugs out to enable water to drain freely

Was based out of Auckland for the majority but moved down to the Manawatū 2 years ago

@@khalidalbagdadymd4081 hey bro glad you enjoyed the video. The GT is wider and likely more stable, but will be slower and more difficult to paddle through the water. Although the reload is narrower, it is by no means unstable. On a calm day you can stand up in the realod and fish on your feet

What do you mean by horizontally? Like casting it ahead

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ Yes, casting ahead (using lighter head about 15 grams), because I'm fishing at about 5 meters depth, thank you...

@@alivefaserce I have not tried casting a slider before but definitely give it a go. I have fished them vertically in 7 meters with success so you may be okay to fish vertically in 5 meters too

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ I will try both casting and fishing vertically :))

Thanks Angus much appreciated

Hey bro, I'd say it largely depends on where you'll be fishing. For example pedal kayaks are a no go launching through surf etc. Ive not used one myself but think they would be pretty good. I think they can be quite a bit heavier too - something to think about

Thanks a lot bro, I'm glad you were able to take something from it!

No I will often go out alone, a few kilometers off shore. I always take two forms of waterproof, easily accessible communication (vhf radio, cellphone in waterproof case) should I get into trouble.

Hey Nick, yeah I just use normal roof racks and transport it upside down on the racks. I will try to get a video up of how I get it on/off my car if that helps

@DeltaKayakFishingNZ Awesome if you could do a video, I just got a reload kayak and yeah it's pretty heavy compared to my old kayak 😄

Nah man conditions look beautiful out there tomorrow. What time you launching? I generally fish the shallows during sunrise then make my way straight out to 15-20m

Sweet. Going to try and hit the water at 7. Coming from the city so will depends on traffic

@@truckernz82 good luck out there bro let us know how you get on

Thanks bro. From memory they're both 38mm diameter

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ Thanks, Im getting one for sure 👍

@@bradennzl1230 yeah definitely worth it in my opinion

Thanks mate always good to share some knowledge. Can learn from everyone

Army bay is a great spot for good sized snapper over the colder months

Hundred percent my friend, everyone is entitled to their own opinion and I'm all for that. Just giving information purely on what I thought. They're great in calm weather but when the seas get up I found it to be pretty sketchy. Thanks for your feedback though. I guess it further backs up my point in saying that they are a great entry level kayak.

My new locals are all westcoast so I fear the same for me! The flag is comprised of 3 sections so I would just use one section which would make it considerably smaller and less likely to cause damage

Thanks Dean, really appreciate that comment. I'm glad you found it helpful. Keep an eye out for more of these types of videos in the near future. As always if you have any questions at all drop a comment and I'll do my best to assist

Glad you found it helpful

Thanks Steve glad you enjoyed

Yeah I've heard some sea anchors are mammoths.. Highly recommend the Rob Fort sea anchor

Fair enough bro each to their own 🤙

Nice bro thanks!

Nothing beats the sound of a screaming reel! The nav light stays on, pays to have rechargeable batteries for it

Thanks bro yeah absolutely stoked to have been able to get out finally

Thanks man felt good!

Thanks man Merry Christmas to you too

There'll definitely be more videos, merry Christmas to you bro 🎄

Ya telling me bro.. Since August last year! Still itching to get out but moved down the line and work and family just been flat out. Hoping to get out before the end of the year though!

Nice one Scotty

They sure do mate, especially in shallow water

Thanks bro, i have been using the Cobra HH350 for the last few years with no complaints

We're back bro!!

I launch and always head to the Takapuna side bro

@Delta Kayak Fishing NZ mean bro might try in the a.m tomorrow

@@davidcocker5795 good luck my man

Hey mate, thank you. I've not fished Te Atatū before. I mostly fish Narrow Neck and Army Bay - Narrow Neck i will always be guaranteed a feed of pannies, Army Bay I generally catch much bigger snapper, but fewer of them if that makes sense

Hey bro congrats on the purchase you won't regret it! I'm not in Auckland anymore :( but I highly recommend you join the North Shore Kayak Fishing Club. Great group of people with pleanty of knowledge

@Delta Kayak Fishing NZ thanks bro I fish of the rocks those areas you go to but thought I dip in the water see what's good first time kayaking looking forward on some good catches and will check out the team . Cheers

@@davidcocker5795 nice bro how do you usually get on fishing from the rocks?

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ usually berly of the rocks

Thanks mate! Yeah I do occasionally but generally go out to target big reds. I'd love to but recently relocated to the Manawatū! Need to find my feet down here

Thank you bro glad you are able to take something from it. I use a fish finder but mainly to mark spots, track drift speed, water temp, contour lines etc. Rarely do I catch fish when fish are marked, and often catch them when there is nothing on the sounder! But may well be due to my lack of experience/knowledge in the use of them to mark fish

Only the best!

Depends where you buy it from…

Haha all for entertainment 😂

Thanks bro! 10-15lb braid is ideal in my opinion. With a 20lb leader and you're away laughing. Just make sure your drag isn't set too tight.

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ yeah right thank you

I have always caught fish on both the incoming and outgoing tides at narrow neck

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ oh ok thanks mate I might try to go out next weekend the weather is looking 6-7 knots the whole day

@@levileith3318 nice man best of luck

First off great snapper for the area! My two go to spots are Narrow Neck and Army Bay. Narrow Neck produces pannies for me year round which is nice. Army Bay can be a bit slower but I've caught countless fish over 10lb there including one or two over 20lb

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ ok wil try those spots out

Hey Billy. I started with the Elite4, then moved to the 400 and finally onto the reload. The Elite4 is a good entry level kayak in my opinion. It will certainly allow you a good introduction to kayak fishing. It's not the greatest in choppy conditions but for the price of them I think they are good value. I certainly caught some good fish on my Elite4.

@@DeltaKayakFishingNZ chur! legend.

To be honest you can catch fish during high tide, low tide, slack tide and anytime of day. You'll probably notice that some spots perform better during an incoming tide, others during an outgoing tide. Fishing the change of light (morning or evening) is often quite successful

Thank you bro! I think this video was before I had the megawave haha

In this video just a gopro hero 5 black. My new videos use a hero 7 black