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Gadabout

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  • Location: STOCKTON CALIF
  • Date Registered: Oct 2011
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Was wondering if anyone could tell me what I may need to fish the MTN lakes(size,type,ect) Don't have a kayak yet but looking for a great deal new or used. I would be using my truck to carry it in.
thanks


Sailfish

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Welcome aboard Gadabout.  I'm not familiar with that lake but I'm sure someone here will chime in and give you some info.
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vwool

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Your best bet is the paddle a few different kayaks and find something that suits your needs. There is a local Kayak shop in Lodi called the Headwaters kayak shop. They are also close to Lodi lake where you could try out different kayaks. Welcome to the group.
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