Buying a hobie? - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

MotoHero · 11-06-2012, 01:20 PM

I would rather have two motors on my boat vs. only the one. Same goes for the kayak; pedal drive for Hands Free stuff and paddle to assist with speeds or compensate for wind. Certainly can't hurt to have both.

The Outback has a lot of room and the tips are close enough to guide my 6' poles around if a fish gets around the other side. The Revo was longer to fish around for my short stature.

Either would be fine if the deal is right.

Dwayne

11-06-2012, 01:20 PM	#15
MotoHero Member Join Date: Oct 2011 Location: Temecula Hills Posts: 64	Hands Free with redundancy!! I would rather have two motors on my boat vs. only the one. Same goes for the kayak; pedal drive for Hands Free stuff and paddle to assist with speeds or compensate for wind. Certainly can't hurt to have both. The Outback has a lot of room and the tips are close enough to guide my 6' poles around if a fish gets around the other side. The Revo was longer to fish around for my short stature. Either would be fine if the deal is right. Dwayne