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Old 05-03-2011, 03:31 PM   #7
jorluivil
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I have fished Moro a couple of times , but you forgot to mention one thing "It's COLD" .... I fished Halibut in the bay and did well (Even did the bay in a float tube..guy in a skiff said i was nuts...maybe) I think either one would not be bad but when it's rough it really is..rough..

Get something you very comfortable in, and practice in the bay and for gods sake "THINK SAFETY" water temps are brutal even in the summer..
7 mil hooded wetsuit is a spring suit.....
I sent you some of the pics you requested.

If you're new to yakking I would strongly suggest you start off within your budget. I started with a Prowler because I wasn't sure if I would like the sport, if I didn't like it I'd be out $800 and not $2000. This past Saturday (about a year after I bought my prowler) I took the plunge and bought a Hobie Mirage Outback, wish I would have bought it sooner but still have no regrets that I bought my Prowler first, it was a good starter kayak. One other thing, whatever you do please DO NOT BUY ON IMPULSE.....I saw my neighbor do it and he lost his *ss off. He used the kayak for one fishing season and half of a hooping season and that was that. He invested over $1400 and sold his kayak for $700 a few months later.
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