Printable View
according to mick who built it its an easy boat to build and i certainly love paddleing it i made the electric bracket and thats about it as far as i know the plans are very comprehensive :cool: good luck with it ill try to find a link to a post on a kayak forum where mick shows step buy step photos of the build
We have a 1 man yak, the venturer, perfect for just me and some fishing gear, everything either fits on the back, or in the waterproof well. We also have the australis Bushranger - awesome canoe for the whole family, two adults and three kids (7, 4, 2) to take a trip up river, or just me and the eldest with a bunch of fishing gear. Recently took both up north, used them in the Murchison, 4hour paddle up river in both, and fishing most afternoons across the rivermouth, coral bay, exmouth. The bushranger is a lot better than i thought it would be in the ocean with a small swell.
***IsuzuROver*** we bought our bushranger second hand - ex hire canoe from canoeing down under - they get most of the ex hire ones traded into them, keep an eye out on his website or give em a call - their friendly and fair priced
Only got pics of both of em on the roof of the D2
How do you put them up on the roof of the D2 ?
Tried that myself a few times - - what a pain in the rear that exersize was :rolleyes:
My D2A has a 65mm lift which makes it harder I guess .
Same thing when lowering them to the ground .