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@@dennisdischler6541 that is one of our products you can find at www.gcjetskifishing.com

I will have more in stock near the end of this week

@@mg-zi2pr thank you for watching!

@@garythompson1345 yes it will

@@GCJetskiFishingmine have that 2 person extended seat, I really want to buy one but I'm unsure if it'll fit. Is there a way I can send you a email of how it look?

@@garythompson1345 Yes please send an email to gcjetskifishing@gmail.com

@@Gius_13 thank you for watching!

@@NhacHoaTauGuitar yes we do, shipping to the US normally takes between 5 to 8 days

No you wont notice any difference in the handling with it being ride plate mounted.

There might be the odd trip or two but I have done all the development I can to the FX and its still pretty much the same as the current model so I'm probably going to think about selling it when summer comes around, atleast until Yamaha come out with a new FX platform

@@lmcvb1 Penn slammer 4 2500 on a Catch Fishing softbait rod

Thank you

The GTI GTR versions are in stock for both LH and Rh

@@jamesstrachan2288 that's awesome to hear mate, I'll try keep bringing a few more videos for you

@@pofishing5129 thanks for coming back to watch!!

Yes the idea is the battery placement offsets the weight and evens things out. I am working on designing a mount for the heading sensor on ski's with windshields

If using lithium batteries the actual weight of them is miniscule. Going to need something else besides that for ballast if needed.

@@rickss69 thats not entirely true, lithium batteries are light in comparison to traditional batteries but you need large batteries for trolling motors. My 100ah lithium battery (12kg) weighs 3/4 of the weight of the minn kota unit (16kg)

These ones we just had coated in bread crumbs and fried in butter, but they are really good for any of the typical raw fish dishes too

Never a bad time for the big mud!

Right side of the hull in the back near where the Fish Pro trophy second battery is located

Haha i've been practicing my dad jokes in the off season! 🤣

Thanks Dass!

Feels so good to be back!

Thanks Mate!!

Only haha

All the other mounts i've seen are really far forward and would be hard to access, thats why I positioned my mount close back to the rider for easy deployment. I'm not a tall guy either and my mount is really easy to reach

@@GCJetskiFishing What length shaft is it? Would a 48" shaft be long enough in choppy conditions?

Cheers Paul, as you know with anything on a ski a good mounting solution is key, as long as the Minn Kota can handle the salt water splashes it should be fine

Thanks mate, I still watch your videos when I get a chance to, cool to see you fishing off a kayak these days!

@@GCJetskiFishing cheers, still yet to land or go anywhere good other than auckland but having good fun on the kayak

@@BasicFishingNZ Auckland still has plenty to offer

Life has been busy mate but i'm still around

@@msgirl01 correct. The mirrors aren't useable anyways, they aren't even adjustable

​@@GCJetskiFishingthank you

Thanks, great easy access tool storage!

It can be done but it's generally good practice to keep both batteries the same size and age etc in a parallel setup

Thank you!

Yes it will work on the wake pro. I prefer AGM batteries as lithiums are not suited to the charging system on a ski

Yes it would work for your ski. I always recommend not using Lithium batteries connected to the ski's charging system. They require specific charging amps and voltages that the ski just doesn't account for

Hi there, yes it will fit that model ski

They are OK but I found they eventually fail due to salt water ingress on a jetski... I changed to the Penn Slammer 4 a few years ago and havent had any issues since

Not yet but it is something I am going to look into

@@GCJetskiFishing 👍🏼 plenty of room back there just need a bracket to run the same parallel system of two same batteries & never get stranded! Lol

Hi there, you can find them here www.gcjetskifishing.com/collections/sea-doo-fishing-accessories/products/fish-pro-rear-seat-rod-holders

Hi Dave, yes I do sell it, you can find it on my site here www.gcjetskifishing.com/collections/sea-doo-fishing-accessories/products/seadoo-32-a-h-battery-upgrade

@@GCJetskiFishing My friend, i purchased the tray from you but the battery was not available. Any suggestions for a comparable battery here in the States that your holder would accommodate? Thank you Dave

@@Killemgrillem00 Hi Dave, you will be able to purchase the battery out of Florida direct from Motobatt. The part number is MBTX30U

@@GCJetskiFishing Hey, Thank you much. I called Mottobatt, but I didn't get through. I went to Mottobatt and sight-saw the Batt. I ordered the Same through Amazon here at 32 AMPs. It's the same as on MotoBatt. Your tray is coming. Everything is good. Next is to hook up a tow valve. I will be offshore fishing here, though the ski is new, and I'll get a sea tow policy. There's no need to mess around offshore. What's important is the tow valve. Thanks again, Dave.

Definitely not... Lithiums require a specific type of battery charger, the stator charging system on the ski engine is not suitable for lithium

@@GCJetskiFishing Asking because it seems most jet ski's charging systems barely take care of a single battery anyway. I would always charge between uses regardless of battery type with the appropriate charger. A ski's charging system evidently does not harm a lithium battery as they have been used for over a decade. Looking to bullet proof my offshore Yamaha with a single battery solution and I will be carrying a lithium boost jumper for emergencies.

@@rickss69 A single large AGM for your ski battery and separate lithium jump starter would be my recommendation for reliability. The problem with lithium occurs when and if the battery ever drains significantly then it will try and demand a higher voltage from the ski's charging system to recharge the battery, but this higher voltage can very easily upset the lithium battery and cause a fire. As lithium technology progresses it will become less of an issue but it's personally just not a risk I would take on any watercraft when there is proven suitable alternatives already available. I used to work in motorsport and saw many lithium batteries puff up and sometimes catch fire due to not liking the charging voltage from the alternator. In a car it's a risk you can take, on a boat is a whole different story.

@@GCJetskiFishing I completely understand that fear and the reasoning from past experiences. Were these particular problems before the BMS technology used by top tier lithium batteries nowadays? Btw, my only constant draw will be from the installed 9" graph which would likely see a maximum time frame of 8 hours continuous use. Thanks again.

Yes you can buy it's better to purchase the specific transducer for in hull installations, and you also lose some features of the fish finder