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2345 days ago

Kayak Viking profish 449

Brent from Mount Maunganui

Good condition stored away from the sun.
No major scratches or dents comes with all, gear shown
Paddle mid range I paid about $90 .
Good higher seat
Rear chill pod
Fishing net and jig hook
Running rig
***little Two wheel beach trailer forgot to put on before *****
Sea anchor ,2 metres of chain and twenty maybe twenty five metres of rope
Flag
Set up for fish finder ..
And I will give free not part of the sale a fish finder and battery could work maybe just the battery so no guarantee on that.
Worked fine three years ago when I last used it .
Is a great kayak and moves well thru the water length gives speed ideal for heavier persons also .

Price: $1,400

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Poll: 🤖 What skills do you think give a CV the ultimate edge in a robot-filled workplace?

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