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Topic: Kayak question  (Read 1071 times)

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scubamike1974

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My girlfriend is 4'10" and barely 100# (don't tell her I gave her weight ) We will be mainly fishing with some diving out of our kayaks. Any suggestions as to where to start for a good one for her? We will be going to paddlefest...but I would like to have an idea before we get there.   
 
 


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OOops, I got CHUBBED.
Prowler 13 is a nice, stable, versatile kayak. Good for fishing and diving.
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scubamike1974

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I will defiantly have her paddle the Prowler 13 next weekend. Thank you for the advise and I hope to meet you on the water someday! :smt006


 

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