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mickfish

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Group IQ is inversely proportional to the size of the group.

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I don't know much about that product, or paddles in general for that matter, but I have bought tons of stuff from sierratradingpost and haven't been disappointed yet.  My dry jacket and pants came from there.  Got them for about 1/2 price and couldn't be happier.  So stay away from that site so there is more for me to buy!  :booty:


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Anybody have or use one of these? Looks like a good price.
http://www.sierratradingpost.com/p/4293,77515_Harmony-Tortuga-Carbon-Touring-Paddle.html
Looks like a good deal especially with the carbon shaft.

Mike, does a one piece paddle and 60 degree feather angle work for you?

If so, then I'd buy it.

Personally, I prefer a two piece with adjustable feather and length.
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No I have a glass paddle that I bought from STP last year and it will do for now. That paddle wouldn't work for me I don't feather and I need a 2pc. Having a F&D I think I will buy a faster kayak and then step up to a carbon maybe an ONNO or a Swift.
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Good deals!!!!!...........now my fishing wardrobe is complete!........... :smt003
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