Hobie outback rectangular hatch.

[FlyFishinYakr]

Originally Posted by YakDout

Decided to upgrade my round hatch. Very simple to do. Cost was around $100 for hatch, tackle management system, hardware and a couple boxes. This was a much needed upgrade for me because I hate the hobie buckets. The lids are always a PITA to snap back in the right spot. Also will help keep tackle organized.



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Very neat and clean, Brandon. Nice job!
I just might have to do mine! (Just have to buy a jigsaw)
I think Andy (Iceman) can address the warrantee issue as he's done a number of them.
FFY

[YakDout]

Originally Posted by FlyFishinYakr

Very neat and clean, Brendan. Nice job!
I just might have to do mine! (Just have to buy a jigsaw)
I think Andy (Iceman) can address the warrantee issue as he's done a number of them.
FFY

I bought a skil jigsaw at lowes for $30.

http://m.lowes.com/pd/Skil-4-5-Amp-K...gsaw/50125861=


This is not a one time tool for me. Ive needed one before for some carpentry and other projects and finally bought one to do my hatch. But i see myself using this saw again soon.

[FlyFishinYakr]

Originally Posted by YakDout

I bought a skil jigsaw at lowes for $30.

http://m.lowes.com/pd/Skil-4-5-Amp-K...gsaw/50125861=


This is not a one time tool for me. Ive needed one before for some carpentry and other projects and finally bought one to do my hatch. But i see myself using this saw again soon.

Me too. I like building shelves, bookcases and cabinets for storing all my Fly Tying books & materials. I've been getting by with a coping saw up til now.
FFY