Peddle kayaks - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

meandmylynx · 12-06-2021, 07:47 PM

Like my name says, I got a hobie lynx. It is lightweight and fast. It's a bit slappy and loud, and it's a similar feel to my standup boards that I used to fish off of, but way faster obviously. I love the seat and the easy to use rudder controls. The pedal drive pulls out easy too. I find myself pulling the drive out and lifting the rudder when I go through some kelp or grass and get riders that I need to let loose. The only downside for some may be that it doesn't have a hatch to store things in. I see that as a plus though since it's foam filled and virtually unsinkable. I love it. It took 3 months of waiting once I paid my deposit at fastlane, but it was truly worth the wait! Hobie engineering is worth every penny.

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12-06-2021, 07:47 PM	#7
meandmylynx Junior Join Date: Nov 2021 Posts: 4	Like my name says, I got a hobie lynx. It is lightweight and fast. It's a bit slappy and loud, and it's a similar feel to my standup boards that I used to fish off of, but way faster obviously. I love the seat and the easy to use rudder controls. The pedal drive pulls out easy too. I find myself pulling the drive out and lifting the rudder when I go through some kelp or grass and get riders that I need to let loose. The only downside for some may be that it doesn't have a hatch to store things in. I see that as a plus though since it's foam filled and virtually unsinkable. I love it. It took 3 months of waiting once I paid my deposit at fastlane, but it was truly worth the wait! Hobie engineering is worth every penny.