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What Color is your (Primary) Yak?
Just wondering what colors are here...
Thought it might be fun. Maybe a quick description of how you ended up with that color. I have a blue one, I thought the brighter neon colors (and white) would cause a lot of peripheral glare, and I didn't want to take a chance that Tax Men really were attracted to reds. :eek: |
Never paid much attention to color with regards to what sharks see. Even though my primary is orange, of the 6 kayaks I use for fishing, 2 of them are red.
The theory that red attracts sharks is BS (according to the laws of physics). Red wavelength cannot penetrate water for more than 15 feet. At a depth or distance of 15 feet or more underwater, anything red simply appears black or gray in color. A red kayak looks the same as a black or gray kayak to the sharks. |
for no other reason than safety, the brighter the better! Yellow and orange is really visible. Green's and blue's are harder to spot.
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Mine is gray. I was drawn to the more neutral color. I agree for safety however I would have prefered a Mango (Malibu color) but my first priority was a larger yak.
Next year, I hope to get either an Outback or X-Factor (unless I find one for sale sooner really cheap). FFY |
Whichever color the best deal comes in.
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I just bought a Neon Green kayak! Haven't caught any fish. Has anyone ever caught fish off a kayak that is this color?? :dontknow::banghead:
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Mango is good
Easy to be spotted. I figured safety first and stayed away from the cool colors that blend with the ocean (sand, green, blue).
100 times more likely to. . . I was hoping it would finish like this. . . 100 times more likely to hook-up with a great catch on a yak over those cattle boats. |
The neon green was 200 bucks cheaper than the sand color I wanted... I thought it would be easier to spot diving too.
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Olive...
I really liked the neutral color. I fly a lil orange flag on the tip of a unused pole to increase visibility. lil seal pups love it ...:D had one damn near jump into my lap the other day ....:eek: |
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