Kayak vs boat - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Lipripper92592 · 01-12-2013, 08:50 AM

I've had a 14' Zodiac, 17' Center Console, and now a Trident 15. BOAT really means "Bust Out Another Thousand".....and that my friend is a fact. Of all three seaworthy vessels my kayak is my favorite. You don't have to wory about fuel, your silent in the kelp beds, you can't top a sleigh ride from a tuna or WSB on a kayak. If you are going to consider a 14 alum boat, you'll be able to handle about the same swell a kayak can. You can get a decent fully rigged kayak for under $600, and I have not seem and decent boats even close to that price range. Good luck!

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01-12-2013, 08:50 AM	#3
Lipripper92592 Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2012 Posts: 516	I've had a 14' Zodiac, 17' Center Console, and now a Trident 15. BOAT really means "Bust Out Another Thousand".....and that my friend is a fact. Of all three seaworthy vessels my kayak is my favorite. You don't have to wory about fuel, your silent in the kelp beds, you can't top a sleigh ride from a tuna or WSB on a kayak. If you are going to consider a 14 alum boat, you'll be able to handle about the same swell a kayak can. You can get a decent fully rigged kayak for under $600, and I have not seem and decent boats even close to that price range. Good luck!