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Old 03-15-2007, 03:53 PM
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Thumbs up Re: New Yak and fish finder

All three models of kayaks will accomodate someone your size very well. There are alot of other models that would also, but I think if you're going to be standing up casting or sight fishing, you'll appreciate the extra width. For kayak weight though, the Cobra Fish-N-Dive would be the lightest to carry, then I would say the X-Factor then the Big Game.

Sorry you can't try one first. It's like buying a pair of shoes without trying trying them on first. We could both wear the same shoes and have completely different opinions, but each of us be right at the same time. Good Luck with your decision,
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I guess my next biggest concern would be the cost ,that could be a really expensive pair of shoes LOL. I may wait a while and find someone close who owns a yak so I can at least sit in one .Thanks for the help
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