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August 08/20/17, 02:20:53 PM

Offline Bobberineyes

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Kayaks
The wife and I are really leaning towards getting a couple kayaks for cruising around with plus doing some casting out of. I havnt been in one in years, but is there certain ones to look for? length , style or are they hard to fish out of. I've seen pics with Hd in one...you think you could cast spinner baits for awhile or would it suck!!
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August 08/20/17, 02:40:56 PM Reply #1

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Re: Kayaks
I cast for Pike out of mine all the time. We got the the viper's from Menards, and really like them. If you don't want to license them, they have to be under 10 feet long. These are over....
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August 08/20/17, 02:58:39 PM Reply #2

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Re: Kayaks
I like my canoe better than my kayak.  Both have their advantages and disadvantages.
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August 08/20/17, 03:40:59 PM Reply #3

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Re: Kayaks
That's what I'll end up doing Hd,  casting nortens.  Great point dakids,  the problem I might have with a kayak  to get to this nortens filled slough is about 75 yards of a real narrow path,  not sure I can use the paddle as a push pole to get through????
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August 08/20/17, 03:42:49 PM Reply #4

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Re: Kayaks
Our yaks float in less water than our canoe.
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August 08/20/17, 03:45:02 PM Reply #5

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I spose one could grab the reeds on each side and pull your way through .
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August 08/21/17, 08:18:00 AM Reply #6

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Re: Kayaks
Lotsa folk use them down here in our creeks, streams, and backwaters for trout fishing. Really popular. Fleet Farm has some nice ones my buddies have used. More mobile and easier to use than a canoe. Used to do a lot of canoeing, and it can be a pain at times.
« Last Edit: August 08/21/17, 08:19:13 AM by Rebel SS »
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