newbie

[JNAST13ST]

yeah im not too worried about going fast maybe more stable, the guy i talked to said a longer kayak will take swells better and talked me in to getting a 9' seeker inshore blue, but i know no matter what i get i need to get use to it.

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by JNAST13ST

yeah im not too worried about going fast maybe more stable, the guy i talked to said a longer kayak will take swells better and talked me in to getting a 9' seeker inshore blue, but i know no matter what i get i need to get use to it.

Most people I go out with either as a malibu, ocean kayak, or a hobie
Bust everyone has an opinion on witch kayak to get
what will you be transporting your kayak with?

[JNAST13ST]

i have a SUV and a short bed truck I like the look of the wilderness systems kayaks are those any good?

[Yakin]

Originally Posted by JNAST13ST

i have a SUV and a short bed truck I like the look of the wilderness systems kayaks are those any good?

Wilderness kayaks are great kayaks by what I have herd.
I have never been on one.
I have only used an ocean kayak and now my Hobie Pro Angler
If you want to go with a brand new wilderness I would honestly tell you to go for a hobie revo or a hobie outback for almost the same price you get something that you peddle

[JNAST13ST]

Ok well thanks a lot and ill be back on in a few Im going to look around a bit dont want to rush even though im anxious as hell to try it.

[Yakin]

I am by far any expert I have only been kayak fishing for a year.
I am just saying by my own opinion.

[JNAST13ST]

Well still a lot of help thanks Yakin keep in touch