Still WTB Kayak - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

tagyak · 03-07-2012, 07:34 AM

i have gone thru five yaks since i started doing this kayak fishing thing.
i first started out in a cobra marauder; first time out was the last time out-sold the next day
second one was an older hobie, did not realize that there were a big difference from one year to another; so check out the new hobies and see what they have on them. you'll be able to check those out at the fhs this weekend.
after that hobie bought a newer one and loved it. have bought two others just for the small upgrades like nicer deployment system for the rudder and things like that.

in the end do your research and know what you want. even if it is expensive just save for it. you don't want to feel like that you could've had a V8.......

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03-07-2012, 07:34 AM	#11
tagyak Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Alhambra Posts: 506	i have gone thru five yaks since i started doing this kayak fishing thing. i first started out in a cobra marauder; first time out was the last time out-sold the next day second one was an older hobie, did not realize that there were a big difference from one year to another; so check out the new hobies and see what they have on them. you'll be able to check those out at the fhs this weekend. after that hobie bought a newer one and loved it. have bought two others just for the small upgrades like nicer deployment system for the rudder and things like that. in the end do your research and know what you want. even if it is expensive just save for it. you don't want to feel like that you could've had a V8.......