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Topic: Moving water fishing Yak  (Read 1856 times)

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Kokayak

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Planing to start fishing more of the flowing rivers around Sonora and want to look for a shorter wider boat with less keel to use in rivers. Fishing and possibly duck hunting will be the main focus, not looking for a whitewater rapid running boat. My Prowler 13 is not much fun in fast water I learned from experience :smt100 Any suggestions?
And you could hear me screaming a mile away as I was headed out for the door....


bwodun

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Have you looked at the Jackson coosa, built for river fishing, dont know about duck hunting though, dont hunt, also the ocean kayak t-11 might be a canidate, might be better for both, cameron


sonoramike

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+1 on the coosa get up to headwaters and demo one.there having a big swap meet next weekend might be able to get a good deal on a used boat


Sin Coast

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Seems like the MiniX, T11, and Coosa are popular river yaks.
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