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Re: Milk Crate vs Yak Attack BlackPak
[Re: Aggie61]
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10/25/13 03:36 AM
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RogerB
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Re: Milk Crate vs Yak Attack BlackPak
[Re: Aggie61]
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10/25/13 10:14 AM
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Mark Ray
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I'll pay for a crate when somebody invents one that holds 5 or 6 standard tackle trays that I can easily access without picking thru them and it keeps them laying flat on their bottoms.
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Re: Milk Crate vs Yak Attack BlackPak
[Re: YakFishField]
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10/25/13 04:30 PM
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Cudadude
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I have a Blackpak. I absolutely love it. Having said that, it is not, by any means, a game changer. If you're new to rigging out your kayak, there are much better investments than a blackpak or a JKrate. I like not having my stuff get snagged in the milk crate and the lid proved to be invaluable when I flipped down at the coast, as I did not lose anything. Not even my spare anchor made the lid come open.
But again, if you're just starting to rig out your yak, just get a milk crate and add some rod holders. Whitacre has some real innovative ideas on his.
But if money is a non-issue, I am very happy with mine. x2
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Re: Milk Crate vs Yak Attack BlackPak
[Re: Aggie61]
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10/25/13 08:52 PM
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Daveg99
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I just put my stuff inside the hull. It's nice to have an easily accessible hatch right in the middle of your kayak. No need for crates on my boat.
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