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kayakangler

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 06:02pm - Apr 13,08 Posts: 778 Location: kenosha
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 Posted: 08:28am - Jan 11,10 |
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hey guys, If you happen to be in the milwaukee area in the next couple weeks I have some seminars coming up at the Milwaukee boat show.
Friday Jan, 15 at 7 Pm
Saturday Jan 16 at 3 pm
Sunday Jan 17 at 3 pm
Friday Jan 22 at 7 pm
Saturday Jan 23 at 3 pm
Sunday Jan 24 at 3 pm
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Willysol

Salmon Unlimited Member
Joined: 06:24am - Jun 9,06 Posts: 464 Location: Streamwood
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 Posted: 09:25am - Jan 28,10 |
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The picture with you in the blue kayak and the sonar looks like the kayak I have.? What type of kayak is it ? I have a blue Old Town Derigo. What would you reccomend? I put rod holders on mine because I was too cheap to buy one with rod holders built in. Hope to get a second one soon? I need it to be good for fishing and playing. Thanks, Willysol
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kayakangler

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 06:02pm - Apr 13,08 Posts: 778 Location: kenosha
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 Posted: 10:14am - Jan 28,10 |
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Thats my old kayak. Its a mainstream Kingfish. For what i paid ($300) it was a good kayak but there are plenty of better ones out there. Currently Im fishing out of a Hobie Pro Angler, it is a fishing machine. As far as fishing kayaks go, I would stick with a sit on top. Youll be much happier.
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Willysol

Salmon Unlimited Member
Joined: 06:24am - Jun 9,06 Posts: 464 Location: Streamwood
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 Posted: 04:34pm - Jan 28,10 |
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The sit on top kayaks look less stable because the center of gravity is higher?? The Angler by Old Town I saw at Cabela's last year look stable and are decked out with rod holders. ?? I'm too chicken to go out on the big lake, but in bays and lakes up north or in ponds would seem ok. I understand that people use them in the Florida Keys for shallow water casting.
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kayakangler

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 06:02pm - Apr 13,08 Posts: 778 Location: kenosha
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Sit on tops are just as stable if not more stable than sit ins. I can stand and cast in mine just as if i was in a boat.
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kayakangler

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 06:02pm - Apr 13,08 Posts: 778 Location: kenosha
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Willysol

Salmon Unlimited Member
Joined: 06:24am - Jun 9,06 Posts: 464 Location: Streamwood
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 Posted: 01:33pm - Jan 29,10 |
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 Well you guys convinced me . The sit ons may be the way to go. I'll let the wife use the sit in . I will make sure she has a good life vest. Thanks again.
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kayakangler

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 06:02pm - Apr 13,08 Posts: 778 Location: kenosha
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Ive got a some more kayak fishing seminars this weekend at the kenosha Gander Mountain from noon til saturday and sunday. Hope to see some of your there.
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twade

Chitown-Angler
Joined: 12:35pm - May 30,07 Posts: 2774 Location: Alumacraft 14 Fisherman/Honda outboard
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Willysol wrote: The sit on top kayaks look less stable because the center of gravity is higher?? The Angler by Old Town I saw at Cabela's last year look stable and are decked out with rod holders. ?? I'm too chicken to go out on the big lake, but in bays and lakes up north or in ponds would seem ok. I understand that people use them in the Florida Keys for shallow water casting. No offense but i do not know why people think that SOT's are unstable. Every one I know, in person or via net, that buys a sit in wishes they got on SOT once they've tried it. Big lake or no big lake.
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