New guy intro and questions - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

kayakfisherman · 06-19-2017, 10:50 AM

Chad,
Don't buy the Navigator, it's too small and tipsy, you will regret it. If you want a Cobra, the FishnDive is the way to go. It's old school and a bit slow, but that shouldn't matter to you as a beginner.

The fish n dive is the perfect fishing kayak, and there's plenty of them out there for cheap, that is, less than $500.

You need a kayak that is no less than 32" wide, period. There are plenty of old school kayaks on the used market. Good luck. Yanni

makobob · 06-19-2017, 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by kayakfisherman

Chad,
Don't buy the Navigator, it's too small and tipsy, you will regret it. If you want a Cobra, the FishnDive is the way to go. It's old school and a bit slow, but that shouldn't matter to you as a beginner.

The fish n dive is the perfect fishing kayak, and there's plenty of them out there for cheap, that is, less than $500.

You need a kayak that is no less than 32" wide, period. There are plenty of old school kayaks on the used market. Good luck. Yanni

2X-4X what he said^^^.

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06-19-2017, 10:50 AM	#1
kayakfisherman Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 715	Chad, Don't buy the Navigator, it's too small and tipsy, you will regret it. If you want a Cobra, the FishnDive is the way to go. It's old school and a bit slow, but that shouldn't matter to you as a beginner. The fish n dive is the perfect fishing kayak, and there's plenty of them out there for cheap, that is, less than $500. You need a kayak that is no less than 32" wide, period. There are plenty of old school kayaks on the used market. Good luck. Yanni