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Fishing Patriot
Join Date: Dec 2013
Posts: 1,121
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I saw these on Rob Wong Yuen's instagram! All in good fun, so save your hate messages. .......
https://instagram.com/p/zjomGpBixW/ https://instagram.com/p/lNyWdwhi41/ I'd probably get a hobie if they didn't cost the same as a boat. Dig my x factor though, tons of storage. I just remind myself that when I'm tired of paddling, I just need to stop being a bitch and hit the gym more often. People have paddled to Catalina, so anything is possible! Either paddle or peddle, tuna is within our reach! Who's gonna be first?
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LOWSPARK
Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: CARLSBAD
Posts: 251
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One type won't do
So I'm thinking one type of yak won't do.A fisherperson needs both types, one light one for daily use and one heavy one for when your old shoulder injury flairs up. It would be fun to rig a different type. The rigging is as much fun as the fishing.
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