Hi C. A.Cuello - greetings from Australia!!! Yes Patrick from Shoreline (Slacks Creek, Australia) manufactures them and I’m certain he has one for the 2023 Seadoo. Pretty sure he can ship to Florida also - I’d send him an email for pricing etc - imfo@shorelinejetskis.com Hope your 2023 Seadoo comes soon!
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What a killer set up on this one! I also just subscribed... I understand this is an older video, but how do you find the Minn Kota performance since it's a stern mounted and it's offset. For bigger boats, it's highly recommended to do bow mounting as it will allow the bow to track prevailing current and wind especially during spotlock. As for being offset from the certain line, on bigger boats this will make the boat to go in a big circular track if manual compensation is not applied. Are these noticeable on yours or not at all? I'm in the process of deciding install a Terrova too, but can't decide on mounting location. Thinks!
Thank you! I changed the Minn Kota to the bow about 18 months back and it's much better (especially offshore). It's good when I'm on top of bait or at the FADS chasing Mahi. Jetleds made the bow mount one as well.
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@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Thanks! Can you point me to a recent video where you have that current set-up so I can check how it looks? Thanks!
Thanks David!!!! It’s a bit less with the extra 40L and the Tubbies. We rode for about 3 and a half hours and then did a bit of extra trolling and drift fishing and came back with a third of the original tank (a couple of outings ago). Planning on doing a trip from Woodgate to Fraser so I’ll be able to get a more accurate idea on true fuel economy.
Hi Frank, I’ve got a 50amp Lithium Battery (third battery) that sits in a bracket in the hull - at the back right hand side (have to take off the platform to get to it).
The tubbies aren’t too heavy - the 40L fuel tank adds about 40kg to the front - that’s the most noticeable difference - especially if it’s choppy as you need the tilt right up in waves and choppy weather when both tanks are full.
very cool.. I know you said in the video the 40L fuel up front didn't affect handling.. is it really that neutral? Where does fuel get taken from first? The aux tank then main? or.. many thanks!
Hi Alex, the fuel gets drained from the aux tank first. There's a fair bit of extra weight (approx 40kg) in the front when it's full so I put the trim on full tilt. Usually I'm riding for 30 min to an hour and a half to get to a fishing spot so it works well for me. Going through the bar the front of the ski is down a bit which is good and bad. Good as the extra weight stabilises it when it's a bit rougher but I found I really have to make sure the trim is right up as it felt a bit weird the first few times I took it out.
Hi Frank, for me the 12v Minn Kota Riptide works as it’s not too heavy and I now run it off the bow. 24v will last longer but more for a bigger vessel .
Hi Michael, The trolling motor I bought from TackleWorld. I would contact Anthony from Jetleds - he made the bracket for me for the SeaDoo and I’m sure could make something for you and ship it. Also Patrick from Shoreline Yamaha is the other guy really good with working out custom made solutions. They are the guys chatting in this video.
Could you provide the contact information for your builder please? I am interested in the trolling motor mount and the pontoons. Thank you! Nice video.
Hi Stephen, absolutely - PAtrick from Shoreline Seadoo at Slacks Creek installed the tubbies / pontoons. Anthony from Jetleds at Slacks Creek designed and built the Minn Kota mount.
@@7137033680ss Hi Stephen, send me through your contact details to matty@visionhomesqld.com.au and I can get onto Patrick and Anthony for you to make sure they contact you.
@@ia6980 I’ve only ever had it with Tubbies on. Max speed on a flat day with 2 x people is 94km / hour. It increases the stability and when the bar is rough - feels a lot safer to get offshore with them on. I don’t think there’s much loss of fuel economy as they’re not too heavy. I really rate them highly.
@@ia6980 that's on an older 2021 Seadoo Fishpro. Even with Minn Kota on the front and a few other extras it was 74km / h on Friday heading back to the ramp.
I used to have a small boat - which was great. The advantages on the Jetski is that I can chase Tuna effectively - a lot easier than when I had the boat. The disadvantages is that on choppy / windy days you can definitely get wet.
@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 oh really, thanks for your insight, im currently deciding on seadoo fisher pro or small boat, is there any other advantages for you in using jetsky? And how far have you traveled into the ocean on a jetsky?
@@ia6980 both Jetski and boat are great. I feel safer on the jetski when offshore - we head out up to 20 miles. Normally we are about 10 to 15 miles offshore. I have a second 40L fuel tank and can go further offshore - but where we normally fish is 10 to 15 miles out. In Tuna season most days we aren't far out at all - land is nearby.
@@AriffAffendi thanks Ariff. There might be some ordinary stuff over the next few episodes - I’d already recorded over the last 12 months. But they’ll get better as I get better. Some decent fish though.
It looks cool and all but is stupid to do a jetskee pro fisher just like that because for the same price just buy a boat it feels like looking at a person that the skin dosnt match with the wig not even for a second.
The Donald Trump of the JetSki world? Hey thanks for your feedback - great that there’s all different perspectives in this world. For me I really enjoy having a JetSki and works for me here in Australia. But for a lot of people a boat would work great. I used to own a boat and lots of benefits also owning a boat. I had a look at your video on your channel and seems you're a land based fisherman? Best of luck with fishing in the future in Florida.
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That fuel tanks a work of art!
Yes, Patrick welds part of it in place. It works perfectly as well and I haven’t had any issues in 2 years+
Great video Matty! Thanks for the plug! Best wishes for the next 100 episodes!!
Thank you Paul!!! Inspired by those who are inspiring!!!
Wow, someone finally makes me feel less extra on all the stuff i'm doing to my GTX 300 😂 epic upgrades and mods 🙌🏽 Austin,Texas
Thanks Rikki - it’s addictive!!! Send us through a photo of your GTX 300 - sounds like a weapon!!!
Great set up.
Thanks Julianne!!!
Can't wait to see the fish in upcoming episodes!!!! Lpoling forward to tge segmemt 'Cooking with Josiebeth'
Thanks Tita Elena!!!! Yes 'Cooking with Josiebeth' will be in Episode 2.
Such a great set up - love it!!!
Thank you!!!
Great video thanks for sharing. 🙏🏻
Thanks Mike!!!
Fantastic work
Thanks Abby!!!
like the design of the trolley, e.g. easily mounted/removed.
@@callez2402 thank you 🙏
outstanding setup, keep up the great videos
Thank you Harb!!!
Awesome Matty,now you need a tv outlet.
Thanks Jojo - looking forward to the upcoming episodes too. Plenty of fish in the sea!!!!
Congrats and more success in the future
Thank you Socorro!!!
Great video Matty
Thanks Jojo!!! The human Fish Finder will be featured in episode 2!!!
Fantastic work mate!
Thank you Kira!!!
A good South African accent there Patrick, it’s nice of you to add you’re skills over here in Aus!
Patrick’s knowledge is second to none!!! Lucky to have him!
Looks amazing 👌👍
Thanks Inder!!! Yes, it never fails to impress Moreton Island - beautiful all year around.
Good Work Matty, congrats on your new channel x
Thanks Pangie!!!! Loving it x
Keep making videos 👌🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks Edgar!!!! I’ve got one I’m working on right now - hoping to get it out in the next few days.
Nice one Matty, have subscribed and look forward to seeing your channel grow! Fish on mate
Thanks GC Fishing and the pies have been dry ever since your Cooler Tray.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 awesome to hear mate!!
Top of the range Jetski ensures top of the range catches too
Thank you!!! Yes, been catching a bit and some pretty decent table fish.
Nice video, you have not explained what the purpose of those yellow cans are in the back corner of your ski?
@@randymoss1818 thanks Randy 🙏 The one on the left is a live well for bait fish and the one on the right I put my safety gear in.
great video, i'm still waiting for mine. will the tank fit a 2023 sea doo trophy. if so how much will it be and shipping to florida.
thanks.
Hi C. A.Cuello - greetings from Australia!!! Yes Patrick from Shoreline (Slacks Creek, Australia) manufactures them and I’m certain he has one for the 2023 Seadoo. Pretty sure he can ship to Florida also - I’d send him an email for pricing etc - imfo@shorelinejetskis.com
Hope your 2023 Seadoo comes soon!
What a killer set up on this one! I also just subscribed... I understand this is an older video, but how do you find the Minn Kota performance since it's a stern mounted and it's offset. For bigger boats, it's highly recommended to do bow mounting as it will allow the bow to track prevailing current and wind especially during spotlock. As for being offset from the certain line, on bigger boats this will make the boat to go in a big circular track if manual compensation is not applied. Are these noticeable on yours or not at all?
I'm in the process of deciding install a Terrova too, but can't decide on mounting location.
Thinks!
Thank you! I changed the Minn Kota to the bow about 18 months back and it's much better (especially offshore). It's good when I'm on top of bait or at the FADS chasing Mahi. Jetleds made the bow mount one as well.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Thanks! Can you point me to a recent video where you have that current set-up so I can check how it looks? Thanks!
I would have a look at "Wal's Ultimate Fishing Jetski" and EP.47 Cod, Tusky & Moses.
Great vid mate and bloody awesome ski! Can I ask what your fuel economy is like and how much theoretical range you’ve got? Cheers!
Thanks David!!!! It’s a bit less with the extra 40L and the Tubbies. We rode for about 3 and a half hours and then did a bit of extra trolling and drift fishing and came back with a third of the original tank (a couple of outings ago). Planning on doing a trip from Woodgate to Fraser so I’ll be able to get a more accurate idea on true fuel economy.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Can you give us an idea how many miles you can get with your fuel capacity now?
@@jeremyrea7997 I haven’t worked it out yet - but am planning a trip across to Fraser so should get a good idea then.
Hey Matty, What battery are you using to power the trolling motor and where do you keep the battery?
Hi Frank, I’ve got a 50amp Lithium Battery (third battery) that sits in a bracket in the hull - at the back right hand side (have to take off the platform to get to it).
What is the weight as outfitted? How has the additional weight, and new weight distribution effected the ski?
The tubbies aren’t too heavy - the 40L fuel tank adds about 40kg to the front - that’s the most noticeable difference - especially if it’s choppy as you need the tilt right up in waves and choppy weather when both tanks are full.
very cool.. I know you said in the video the 40L fuel up front didn't affect handling.. is it really that neutral? Where does fuel get taken from first? The aux tank then main? or.. many thanks!
Hi Alex, the fuel gets drained from the aux tank first. There's a fair bit of extra weight (approx 40kg) in the front when it's full so I put the trim on full tilt. Usually I'm riding for 30 min to an hour and a half to get to a fishing spot so it works well for me. Going through the bar the front of the ski is down a bit which is good and bad. Good as the extra weight stabilises it when it's a bit rougher but I found I really have to make sure the trim is right up as it felt a bit weird the first few times I took it out.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Good to know.. appreciate the feedback.. have got in touch with shoreline for pricing & fitting logistics
@@AlexMcNaught really good product and definitely worth it (in my opinion).
I was wondering, do you recommend the 24 V Minnecota versus the 12 V
Hi Frank, for me the 12v Minn Kota Riptide works as it’s not too heavy and I now run it off the bow.
24v will last longer but more for a bigger vessel .
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Why did you change to bow mounting for the trolling motor?
@@waynedoran7516 Hi Wayne, yes I swapped to bow mount a year or so back.
Has been more effective in rivers etc than off-shore.
@@waynedoran7516 to keep the front of the ski into the swell / current.
I am on the USA and want those tubbies for my EP 230. How can I get these here?
@@drsnow5123 I would reach out to Patrick from Shoreline Seadoo - he knows about selling / distribution rights etc and can help.
Cool!!
Team trip to Moreton!!!
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I live in NSW and I was wondering where I could find a similar one this.
Hi Xlong38 - I would give Patrick from Slacks Creek Shoreline Seadoo a call - 07 3154 1018 - he will be able to help.
do you sell the trolling motor and ship it to the usa? and will it work similar with a yamaha
Hi Michael, The trolling motor I bought from TackleWorld. I would contact Anthony from Jetleds - he made the bracket for me for the SeaDoo and I’m sure could make something for you and ship it. Also Patrick from Shoreline Yamaha is the other guy really good with working out custom made solutions. They are the guys chatting in this video.
Could you provide the contact information for your builder please? I am interested in the trolling motor mount and the pontoons. Thank you! Nice video.
Hi Stephen, absolutely - PAtrick from Shoreline Seadoo at Slacks Creek installed the tubbies / pontoons. Anthony from Jetleds at Slacks Creek designed and built the Minn Kota mount.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 Super! Thanks again. Stay safe & Happy fishing :)
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 thanks, but unfortunately, neither responds. Have a nice day. Cheers
@@7137033680ss Hi Stephen, send me through your contact details to matty@visionhomesqld.com.au and I can get onto Patrick and Anthony for you to make sure they contact you.
Hi I’m in Florida and to know how much for a set of Tubbies for fish pro trophy
Hi, you’d have to talk to Patrick from shoreline. My guess is probably between $4k and $5k(AU). For me it was definitely worth it.
Where can i order those tubies? Can you ship to california?
Hi, Patrick is the guy to chat with - +61 420 864 885. He will be able to help sort some Tubbies out - best thing I have put on the JetSki.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 awesome, thank you, qs pls, how did it affect fuel efficiency and speed?
@@ia6980 I’ve only ever had it with Tubbies on. Max speed on a flat day with 2 x people is 94km / hour. It increases the stability and when the bar is rough - feels a lot safer to get offshore with them on. I don’t think there’s much loss of fuel economy as they’re not too heavy. I really rate them highly.
@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 94km/hr? Wow thats pretty fast ! Is that on seadoo trophy? Or some other jetskie?
@@ia6980 that's on an older 2021 Seadoo Fishpro. Even with Minn Kota on the front and a few other extras it was 74km / h on Friday heading back to the ramp.
Looks like a $40,000 Jet Ski !
Hi Andrew, yes, I reckon it would be around that figure. Money well spent for me; I try to get out on the water every week.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302Thanks for your videos .. the FP is a real alternative to lugging a boat around!
Looks like its an awfully wet ride, why not a small boat instead that can also keep you dry?
I used to have a small boat - which was great. The advantages on the Jetski is that I can chase Tuna effectively - a lot easier than when I had the boat. The disadvantages is that on choppy / windy days you can definitely get wet.
@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 oh really, thanks for your insight, im currently deciding on seadoo fisher pro or small boat, is there any other advantages for you in using jetsky? And how far have you traveled into the ocean on a jetsky?
@@ia6980 both Jetski and boat are great. I feel safer on the jetski when offshore - we head out up to 20 miles. Normally we are about 10 to 15 miles offshore. I have a second 40L fuel tank and can go further offshore - but where we normally fish is 10 to 15 miles out. In Tuna season most days we aren't far out at all - land is nearby.
I also would like that extra gas tank. Why tease us if you cannot offfer it here?
@@drsnow5123 again, I’d reach out to Patrick and see if he is able to ship it to you. Very good product.
Proper angle needed. More closeups do more good than pan out. Re do it mate
Thanks for the advice. Yes this is episode 1 so plenty of time for improvements.
@@visionhomesjetskiadventure2302 best wishes mate.. hope to see proper better videos comming... Keep em comming
@@AriffAffendi thanks Ariff. There might be some ordinary stuff over the next few episodes - I’d already recorded over the last 12 months. But they’ll get better as I get better. Some decent fish though.
It looks cool and all but is stupid to do a jetskee pro fisher just like that because for the same price just buy a boat it feels like looking at a person that the skin dosnt match with the wig not even for a second.
The Donald Trump of the JetSki world? Hey thanks for your feedback - great that there’s all different perspectives in this world. For me I really enjoy having a JetSki and works for me here in Australia. But for a lot of people a boat would work great. I used to own a boat and lots of benefits also owning a boat. I had a look at your video on your channel and seems you're a land based fisherman? Best of luck with fishing in the future in Florida.