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Post by 3spots on Jul 7, 2012 15:51:08 GMT -5
**For Sale** I have a friend that has his JK Cuda at a relatives house here in Savannah. It has a custom paint job (from Jackson Kayak), the paint is mixed in the plastic when molded. This kayak has never seen the water. No rudder Call me for price, serious inquiries only please. 912-433-2735 The retail price is $1199, plus it has a $200 custom paint job. **This is and will be a great buy for someone** ;D ***SOLD***  |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 9, 2012 11:14:48 GMT -5
The price for the custom JK Cuda is $900 firm.
If you would like to check one out before committing, I have one of mine on display at Spot Tail's Tackle & Marine.
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Post by laughinggull on Jul 9, 2012 11:25:38 GMT -5
I would love to upgrade my kayak to a new Cuda but I've got my heart set on the yellow jacket color w/ rudder, which i've been saving for. I'll pass the word along about the kayak for sale.
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Post by 3spots on Jul 9, 2012 12:33:32 GMT -5
I would love to upgrade my kayak to a new Cuda but I've got my heart set on the yellow jacket color w/ rudder, which i've been saving for. I'll pass the word along about the kayak for sale. ;D |
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Post by uglystikyooper on Jul 10, 2012 13:44:41 GMT -5
Wish this would have been available when I was looking  That thing is sweet looking! I love my trident though so no worries |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 10, 2012 14:24:54 GMT -5
In case you're wondering: the owner says the colors are white, blue, and orange. The orange color is more of a tangerine orange.
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Post by fishingwithblue on Jul 15, 2012 18:24:32 GMT -5
Thats seems to be a great deal on a Cuda but the paint job is one that "only a mother could love"........Ha Ha, just my opinion  Kinda tye dye...... |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 15, 2012 18:26:58 GMT -5
Thats seems to be a great deal on a Cuda but the paint job is one that "only a mother could love"........Ha Ha, just my opinion Kinda tye dye...... I agree and so does the owner, that's why he's selling well below retail. It's brand new, never seen the water. |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 18, 2012 11:48:37 GMT -5
Still available.  |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 18, 2012 20:39:50 GMT -5
Sale pending for this week.  Silveryaker will take delivery soon.  |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 26, 2012 9:36:41 GMT -5
***SOLD*** to silveryaker.
Enjoy the kayak!!
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Post by nubby on Jul 26, 2012 12:38:09 GMT -5
Good luck with the new yak silveryaker. I was looking at buying. One thing for sure no one would be able to steal it from you and use it in the area without being recognized.
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Post by silveryaker on Jul 26, 2012 20:53:13 GMT -5
Unfortunately, I'm not in the area, but we can still hope that it never happens! Gotta say that Trey's an even better guy in person than he is on the forum, based on my short meeting with him yesterday evening. ;D Looking forward to a trip to the coast to fish with Trey and the group. Waiting for an excuse...  Didn't post last night 'cuz I got back from the Cuda pickup at 9, but stayed in the garage 'til 10 checking out and admiring my new yak. Knew I wouldn't be able to wait until the weekend to put her in the water. Go home tonight from work at 6. Changed clothes, strapped the Cuda to my Seattle Sports cart, threw my tackle box in the back and my ultralight in one of the rod holders (tip carefully protected from the trees in the rod tip protector) and headed down the hill, through the woods to the pond. Found out that a 75# yak doesn't do too well going cross country over roots, rocks and limbs. Restrapped "Angelfish" to the cart and rolled her the rest of the way to the water... Before I could get into the pond, my next door neighbor spied the new yak and arrived to check it out. Lots of compliments! Got on the water and fished for a couple of hours. Nine bass and 1 bream on the first outing (if you count the backyard as an outing...). First one was the best - about 17 inches. Went to put it on the stringer and found out it wasn't in the tackle box. Removed during previous fishing trip and put in milk crate. Tried to use some 8# test as stringer. First bass cut the line. Found out when I tried to add the second one to the stringer. Gave up after bass #3 (a 16 incher) chewed/broke off the end of the stringer. (Note that DNR tells us not to return any fish to the ponds. Due to low fishing pressure, we need to remove fish to allow remaining fish to grow larger. We just throw the little ones over the bank to weed 'em out. Sounds crazy in some ways, but makes sense in others.) Found out that I can stand without falling in. Actually rocked the boat at one point "demonstrating the stability" to my neighbor that the right gunnel had water sloshing over it and was able to stay upright. That was really the beyond the limit for boat. Won't do that again (deliberately). Image that things will be a little tougher in open water vs. a sheltered woodland pond. Time to give up fishing at dark. Dreading the hike back up the hill (65' elevation change) with the 75# yak through the woods. Neighbor showed back up with his golf cart. Strapped Angelfish back to the Seattle Sports cart, hopped on the back of the golf cart, holding on to the stern loop on the Cuda and got towed back home using his paved driveway. Great end to my first evening on the water with the Cuda. Just wish I had a camera or at least a stringer for evidence. Now for some salt water! Finishing my beer to celebrate as I type |
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Post by 3spots on Jul 27, 2012 7:25:57 GMT -5
Sounds like an awesome first trip on the Cuda!!
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Post by nubby on Jul 28, 2012 14:32:38 GMT -5
The Cuda rises again. Goes to show the color does not scare the fish away.
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That thing is sweet looking! I love my trident though so no worries
