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Topic: My new 15 foot fishing kayak for $350 =)  (Read 7154 times)

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Jeffrm20

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Just picked it up this evening. It's a good kayak, but I wish I bought a better seat, since this one is sooo unsupportive. Taking it out tomorrow for the first time!

Jeff

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amphibian

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The front hatch is huge. You can put a camp stove or just about anything in there.
Everybody dies, not everybody lives. What did you do today?


mooch

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Congrats and happy slaying :smt002


Jeffrm20

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My only urk about this kayak is there is no side carrying handles. But can be easily added later


Tote

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Looks like the Bimini. Great score for the price.
Here's a cheap way to make some carry handles too.

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?topic=7919.0
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Jeffrm20

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It is the Bimini. I have like 40 feet of the same strap at my house. My dad uses it over his winch rope to protect it and I got what was left over from his bulk buy. Great idea thanks!

Jeff


 

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