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Topic: Lurking until I get my kayak  (Read 1668 times)

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Zpearo

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Also, is an 11 foot kayak sufficient, or would I kick myself for not getting a 13? I know that I don't want to go all the way to a 15. I'd be using this for diving mostly, maybe some rod fishing here and there.


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+1 on Kayak Connection in Santa Cruz, very NCKA friendly and great group!
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Yeah, the owner of Kayak Connection is Dave Grigsby and is a super cool guy.

Renting either a yak from him or seeing if he would let you store one at his shop in Moss may be worth exploring.

You can PM him on here:

http://www.norcalkayakanglers.com/index.php?action=profile;u=11547

Besides being a huge supporter of NCKA, AOTY/DOTY and PIF, Dave's an all around waterman (kayaker, surfer, diver) and I took him out diving a few years ago for his first time and he blasted a nice Ling at 40 feet.  :smt005

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Also, is an 11 foot kayak sufficient, or would I kick myself for not getting a 13? I know that I don't want to go all the way to a 15. I'd be using this for diving mostly, maybe some rod fishing here and there.

Howdy.  I would recommend 13.  11 can feel slow and, in certain conditions, a bit scary.  Go Cardinal!


 

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