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Old 03-09-2008, 04:23 PM   #27
peguinpower
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Originally Posted by THE DARKHORSE View Post


Maybe a step forward, with the more experienced angler in mind. I'm a little baffled by anglers who never learn to "surf" their kayak and choose to prepare for the worst instead. I personally don't stow or leash any of my rods and have never flipped while landing in ten years now. I've been considering a couple of "faster" kayaks for the sole purpose of chasing "bird schools" and what lies below (W,S, Tarpon 16 and O,K, Trident, and Hobie come to mind) Anyone with experience in this style of kayak-fishing will confirm the importance of capitalizing on the "one shot" you get. This kayak looks like another strong link in the chain from the company that has a lock on the kayak fishing industry. What to do with so many great options?


I'm not baffled that people dont ALL have the same skill sets. Not too complex. Thats just how the world is. Kudos to you for having a perfect record. /bing
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