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Topic: Frenzy for fishing  (Read 3678 times)

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shifty1

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  • Location: San leandro, CA.
  • Date Registered: Feb 2008
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I bought this Frenzy a couple of months ago for a buddy yak. But I find that my Tarpon seems to get heavier with every outing so I decided to use the Frenzy as my pond, small lake and river ride. Not a lot of room for gear and such and not comfortable for long periods but is fun to paddle. So I added some rod holders and made use of what storage space there was and now looking forward for some of those RR Smallies. Here are some pics.