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Join Date: Jun 2016
Posts: 347
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Kayak Buddy anyone try it?
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Join Date: Jul 2007
Posts: 310
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As long as the fuel is contained and not leaking, modern four strokes are very low odor.
If registering though I'd be tempted to just get a boat hull.
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Join Date: Jan 2020
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I mean $919 for the hobie set up it’s not much more then replacing a drive.
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Join Date: Jul 2007
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I could see using it to get to the tuna grounds, but if I'm going that far, I'd like enough hull to be seen.
Maybe it would help get you back in on one of those days when you fill the yak with 60 plus pounds of fish. That's the only time I ever considered a power adder, otherwise it's just too easy with pedals. I think I might be a purist, I have more fun float tubing than yakking, it's just not practical if you're after big game. But for low current situations/bassing, the less there is between me and the fish, the more enjoyment I get.
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Join Date: Jun 2016
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I enjoy peddle also and if I did get it use it on occasion. Here in SoCal there are really good big fish grounds to be had. Like in San Diego pick up bait at barge and make it around the point for incredible kelp or even go all the way around and hit La Jolla with sardines! Or in OC/LA can get out to the oil rigs,Muscle Farm,horseshoe. Fun to catch bass,boring to catch rock fish but hook up to a big fish on a yak, man I have not had that pull in years. Still thinking about it.
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