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Topic: Leash me to Yak  (Read 7124 times)

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Sailfish

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Big difference between a leash and a line to your yak

 
I'm a new guy here & this is my first post other than my introductory post.

This may be a 'dumb question', but what is the difference between a leash to your kayak & a line to your kayak, or did I miss something?  Thanks.

Leash line is attached to you all the time while a line to your kayak maybe used when needed.
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