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I bought a hobie last year. Went to Lapine last week it's s pedal drive It's a little heavy and takes a little planning to get it up and down off the truck. Seems very stable has a weight limit of. 500 lbs. of me and gear. Found some tundra low pressure beach tires on Craigslist for free. Built a frame for the tires and can use them to move my kayak up and down trails to waters edge for deployment . Tire assy rides behind the seat so I take them with me when on the water. Can also beach on islands. Etc
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I am looking at getting into a kayak for fishing and waterfowl hunting too, I have been looking at the NuCanoe boats, especially the models that you can attach a small outboard to. I will probably just end up with a pedal drive at first but it would be nice upgrade down the road.
I am looking at getting into a kayak for fishing and waterfowl hunting too, I have been looking at the NuCanoe boats, especially the models that you can attach a small outboard to. I will probably just end up with a pedal drive at first but it would be nice upgrade down the road.
I have a Jackson Big Rig...so def not a small and svelte piece of kit. If I was going to waterfowl, fish, and play...I'd get either a Crescent LT or Crescent CK1. The CK1 paddles better than the Moken and will handle the rivers better. I like Moken's, but the CK1 is a better boat.
BF105 is great if you only plan to cover small distances paddling or you plan to get an electric motor. They don't paddle very well due to the tri hull design. A fishing buddy has a BF120 & my Big Rig paddles quite a bit easier. (Not to say either is great when the wind kicks up)Great feedback so far guys.
I am open to more guys keep the info coming!
Also I'm looking at the Big Fish 105.
The headwaters channel is helpful.