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Topic: Difference between Trident and Prowler  (Read 10835 times)

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ScottV

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Yeah, I have been feeling that I would need the 15'.  For lakes I use my float tube so I would rarely be using it there.  As I said it will be mostly the American river and the ocean.  Guess it is time to stop looking at 13 footers and start looking at 15 footers..
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Look into 14-6 foot Tarpon too. Very rigging friendly and fast.
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Tarpon 140 is a good all around boat for the money... t16 is a little tippy, but fast as hell on the water. Play with them all... RTM and eddyline are nice too... Get out to Lodi and try them out at Headwaters Kayak. Also talk with Eric (yakhopper) before you buy... Sooooo many GOOD options out there it's more about personal taste and what works for you. My Ocean minimum is a 14 footer... Good Hunting and get out to some of the events even W/O a yak to look at them all set up.
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my new name should be Ostridge. Got my head in the sand. Going fishing and letting go of the other stuff I can't control anyway!


 

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