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Thanks! They are an awesome fishing chariot! Love what I can do and where I can go on this one. Thanks for watching and commenting.

No worries! Glad it could helpful.

Not on these pods specifically. These ones were made by Fred, the guy who landed the Marlin. My kids are shown in this video: Unveiling The Ultimate Jetski for Serious Offshore Fishing! ruclips.net/video/tsWCxvq0vIY/видео.html. The “Tubbies” are the commercially available units

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You're welcome

The more you use them the longer they last! Thanks for watching.

Welcome to our obsession! Thanks for reaching out. Best wishes from Southeast Queensland, Australia!!

Get that comment a lot… needs some enterprising person in the US to import .

Hi Matthew, you go from a ski that can be a little tippy in swell and more so when loaded up with lots of gear and bags of ice, to something that is almost impossible to invert. The other benefits are storage of course, but also leg /body protection from the more toothy species that you catch -or the ones that come up and try to take your catch! The cutting board, live bait tank, rescue/storage bottle, and of course the space room to take anything you want make them very worthwhile. They really do turn your jetski into a very serious offshore fishing machine. Thanks for watching, hope you come back for more.

Matthew, the prices vary a little due to shipment quantities and demand. Best speak to the sellers in Australia, Shoreline Jetskis, for accurate quote including fitting.

Be great if someone could mass produce to get the price down, but we are stuck with scale of manufacture causing high prices. However, for those of us who have them, the pain of the price is gone very quickly when you experience lots of epic days fishing the places where you'd need to buy a $100K plus boat to reach safely. We also value the limited time available for fishing due to busy day jobs, plus we value our life! A $5K jetski around here is likely to be an old clunker that we wouldn't dream of taking offshore. We are often 30Km (18 miles) plus offshore( in the ocean), so reliability and safety in general is paramount. If you're lake fishing, any ski may do....

No worries!

Hi Zachary. They are called. “Tubbies” If you’re in Australia, Shoreline Jetskis in QLD sell them

Coldest winter in a while!

More to come!

Yeah at first he didn’t but built up a bit. I cut a few minutes out as it gets a bit tedious watching someone crank a fish in! The little Ocea jigger also is silent so you couldn’t hear the line being ripped off now and again. He had a good fight but for one that big was definitely a little low key!

thanks again! The water temp is fine (still around 23 degrees C) but it's the wind chill factor after a 8 degrees start. It was 15 knot Westerly winds blowing so that's enough to freeze the balls on the Brass Monkey! Sharkskin socks seem to keep my feet warm enough. I think I just need another layer under the Jetpilot Tourcoat!

Can highly recommend the gear from vaikobi!

Yes had a few in recent months too so they are out there Must keep one and smoke it one day..

Cheers Mark. I was desperate for a fish!

I use Blackmagic Resolve. However to get the quality of production it's a combination of camera settings, good audio recording (very difficult on windy days), colour grading (an art in itself), and storytelling I guess. I must admit it's hard to get the storytelling good when its all unscripted and the fish don't always play ball! I have been thinking about doing a video on how I produce these one day, so stay tuned! :) Just need to find some time.....

Yes, can't wait to get some more days out on the water soon Matty. The big snapper are starting to come in plus there are some big Spanish still around too!

come and have a fish in NZ .... Brrr

@@anchormandotnz5329 haha - I bet. Chilli socks 🧦 and jacket 🧥 every ride.

@@anchormandotnz5329 hehe no way! My bloods too thin! :)

@@Jetcast -- Great Southern men --- Yeah right... :- )

Hi Paul, yes - as Sashimi or smoked, but it doesn't freeze well. I was going away so couldn't eat this one so wasn't really too upset. It was a big one as it snapped my 50lb leader when I tried to lift it into the footwell!

@@Jetcast thanks I know it was fun to catch for you 👍

Thank you very much!

No worries!

No worries!

Hehe that video is from several years ago! The makers of the rear cooler box wanted to show people it is possible to climb over the back of the ski. Anyway, glad you enjoyed the video. Check out my latest ski build here: ruclips.net/video/tsWCxvq0vIY/видео.html

Yes that is correct! It was a perfect day to shoot this- after a very dismal day of fishing! :)

Getting the early start definitely makes the day last longer! I understand your thinking. Thanks for watching the video.

Thanks Ruan. Always a challenge on a ski too!

Yes similar. The one in the video is definitely is a Spanish Mackerel in these waters (Australia). The Spanish Mackerel in the US is a different species. The scientific name for our locals is Scomberomorus commerson, while the “King” found in the Atlantic are Scomberomorus cavalla. Scomberomorus maculatus is the US “Spanish” which are similar to our Spotted Mackerel! The local Spanish here have a common name of “Narrow Barred” Mackerel, so definitely no spots like your “Spanish”! :)

Yeah too many of both at our local spots!

Shoreline Jetskis. Website for all contact info: www.shorelinejetskis.com

In talking about the fogger tube. I didn’t see anything on the website??

@@kdawgzilla yes that's correct. You should call or email them. I don't think they have it on any online shop. I do not stock it either currently.

@@Jetcast I don’t see the fogger tool on this site 🤣🤣🤣

Cheers Mark. Very difficult to get out this year. It might be another 2-3 weeks before I can go out again due to crappy weather coming up. Maybe the sharks will have moved on by the time I get back out!

That silly guy was me! Broke my overhead rod tip just before the trip but had this one lying around! Seemed to work for most of the trip until I busted it on a large Mac Tuna! 😂 you know at the time I had no idea it was actually a reg rod!

Yes mate absolute it worked great catch we have booked the trip november 2025 looking forward to it

@@teamjawsaustralia Hope it goes well for you guys! Great boat and crew every time Ive been out there.

Cheers NN&N. Good have you back for another video.

I’ve had a really good run with both FXHOs in terms of reliability. I agree, if Yamaha did a serious fishing unit in the US they would increase sales. I’ve heard they see the target fishing market there as blokes that want to ride fast and pull up on a sandbar and to fish from there. That’s NOT the fishing market! There’s always some areas for improvement in design, but for engine and electronics reliability, they’ve been rock solid for me.

@@Jetcast their definitely missing out on a sale from me. Id be offshore, inshore, trolling, bottom bouncing and fishing the jetties. I know yamaha makes reliable products and i hear they are pretty stable in the chop as well. Will say, the Linq system on the doo is really quite a draw. That feature alone can sway a lot of opinions

@@williamlutsch4259 yes, 90% of my fishing friends went to the Fish Pro as it was a package that allows them to go where I go and do much the same things. There's quite a few accessories now available to make suit the more serious fishos too.

@@Jetcast thanks for the replies. Im headed to Florida from Colorado in a lil over a year. I will be sourcing a few parts from your shop. As long as we can get them shipped over. Been clearing house and all camping/fishing/outdoor gear that was suited for the mountains. Will practically pay for a decent ski at that time

@@williamlutsch4259 thanks for your support. I've shipped products to quite a few people in the US, mostly in Texas and Florida. Sounds like a huge move from the mountains. to the sea! Good luck!

The brand is Halcyon. Based in Singapore.

yep and hairy! :)

Thanks Matt

They go for a long time if looked after and maintained- and driven!

Hopefully more of that soon!

Thanks Steve!

Surprising how hard they can pull!

You bet! I was huffing and puffing a bit there!

Maybe you didn’t realise the this is Australia 🇦🇺 ?

GTX250 sea-doo. The pods are homemade.

@@Jetcast sweet rig

Hi Jennifer. Best get a quote from Shoreline Jetskis -if you’re in Australia. There’s a new 2024 model now plus deals being done by Yamaha. But as a guide you’d be looking roughly anywhere from $30-$40k (AUD) to fit one out to this level including an upgraded trailer etc. Send me an email if you’d like and I’ll send you a photo of the ski on trailer. Info@jetcast.au

thanks Danny!

Cheers mate!

Mine is a 2023. They can run for 1000hrs plus as long as they are used, serviced, and cared for