Emotion Traverse SUP?

Found a screaming deal on these SUP's if anyone is interested. 



Not sure how good they are, but I was thinking for the price (50% off) I could give it a shot.  Would be fun to use as a tow boat for boat in camping too! 

Also I think I just found a video from one of our own using them for bass fishing:

Al, make sure of the weight capacity of the SUP before you make the purchase.

Found a screaming deal on these SUP's if anyone is interested. 



Not sure how good they are, but I was thinking for the price (50% off) I could give it a shot.  Would be fun to use as a tow boat for boat in camping too! 

Also I think I just found a video from one of our own using them for bass fishing:

How much and where Al?

Dude they are a blast for fishing ponds or floating rivers. They hold up to 250 and are stupid stable. Not very fast but they get around. I have a few videos on YouTube of me on it. I may be interested in picking them up for my rental fleet. Who has them and how much.

Yeah whats the screamin deal al?

Al, make sure of the weight capacity of the SUP before you make the purchase.

What exactly are you insinuating there Mooch? 

Those could be a lot of fun, I bet. And easier to carry down a cliff for commando runs or ab missions.
The Headwaters blog has a cool review of it here: http://headwaterkayak.blogspot.com/2011/02/stand-up-paddling-on-mokelumne-river.html

After watching some SUP fishing videos...I got to thinking...
It'd be awesome if you could build a leaning post, for casting.
And then I found something even better = imagine leaning against THAT for better balance while casting! 

Those could be a lot of fun, I bet. And easier to carry down a cliff for commando runs or ab missions.
The Headwaters blog has a cool review of it here: http://headwaterkayak.blogspot.com/2011/02/stand-up-paddling-on-mokelumne-river.html

After watching some SUP fishing videos...I got to thinking...
It'd be awesome if you could build a leaning post, for casting.
And then I found something even better = imagine leaning against THAT for better balance while casting! 

That was 100% better than my video. 

Those could be a lot of fun, I bet. And easier to carry down a cliff for commando runs or ab missions.
The Headwaters blog has a cool review of it here: http://headwaterkayak.blogspot.com/2011/02/stand-up-paddling-on-mokelumne-river.html

After watching some SUP fishing videos...I got to thinking...
It'd be awesome if you could build a leaning post, for casting.
And then I found something even better = imagine leaning against THAT for better balance while casting! 

http://www.boteboard.com/?page=BOTE-Board

OK yeah those Bote SUP's are pretty sweet too. I guess Mooch really WAS onto something with those SUPs.

OK yeah those Bote SUP's are pretty sweet too. I guess Mooch really WAS onto something with those SUPs.

I didn't even bother me that she only paddled about 10 feet...........short but sweet!

Al, make sure of the weight capacity of the SUP before you make the purchase.

What exactly are you insinuating there Mooch? 

I sank a SUP.....true story The board that I demo'd was more of a "surfing SUP" and do have their weight limits. Of course, the rep. didn't warn me until I got out there I think he did it in purpose 

...another reminder about buying a sup, make sure that you are comfortable with a traction paddling on the board. Usually, the surfing SUPs have a tire like feel to 'em for better foot grip - they are no means comfortable if you plan on cruising with 'em. I suggest getting a bare board and add on the most comfortable paddling you can get.