Reply With QuoteHell yes they look awesome, look at how much room is in them
The guys that manufacture and fit these have emigrated from SA, where PWC offshore fishing is huge, and they've set up at Coomera. www.shorelinejetskis.com I wanted these things right from the start, but wasn't prepared to freight and fit them myself, so I went down the esky path on a rack, seeing as no pods were available in Oz.
Takes the installers a half day to fit, complete with live bait well, glove boxes and rod holders. Tried the ski last weekend and it's so much more stable with the pods on. Will make all the issues of going offshore with a rack obsolete.
Heaps more storage and a lot of the stuff that used to sit in the nose or in the esky, now goes in the pods.
The latch system allows them to be removed in 60 secs,so it's back to a standard ski, and put back on in 2 mins.
Still doing a bit of fine tuning with rod holders etc, but I reckon those Marlin better watch out come summer. Anyone want to buy my rack and esky I'll sell it cheap.
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Hell yes they look awesome, look at how much room is in them
They looks the part.
Humility is not a weather condition.
Hi Skipak
I got my Tubby fitted last week by Patrick and Jordon at Shoreline Jet Skis and they look Great,
Headed down to Evans Head for the weekend to see how they perform and I must say the room and stability was amazing.
The conditions were rough Sun and with 2 of us fishing off the Jet-ski it didn't feel unstable once,
We bagged a few nice Snapper over the weekend.New Tubby.jpg
yeh Spotty, they're bloody great aren't they - just like a bike with training wheels. I'm not saying too much about how good they are until I've sold my rack and esky.
True, that makes 2 of us with rack and esky for sale
$$$$ how much?
Humility is not a weather condition.
Pods in action - double hookup
Nice work skipak to land 1 looks good out on the water
Please let me know if any of you guys are selling your racks
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