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Huck_Norris
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I've got a 10' fishing kayak for solo missions

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And a 4x8 flat/square fiberglass rowboat dubbed "The Dirty Little Oar" for 2 person assaults, or when more beer on hand is required.


How about you?




Jun 26 2013 10:31AM
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erica
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only picture I can find on my computer, but '99 Lund Tyee
Jun 28 2013 11:18AM
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Huck_Norris
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This is milfy's boat being used with proper form.

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Jul 29 2013 9:01AM
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snwbrdmilf
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^ haha nice! It actually didn't turn out as ridiculous as I thought.
Jul 29 2013 12:20PM
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.Hugo.
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The only picture I have (i'm mostly on the boat haha) and they won't turn out in my garage. Just got her this spring Click for larger image
Aug 15 2013 12:43PM
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Bachto
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My dads boat
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Aug 20 2013 2:22PM
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Lemuel
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Holding it down in Lake Champlain. Here's a pic from today, I'm gonna try to inch another mph out of her. Not sure how accurate ski tracks is on the water though hahah.

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Got my dad's 16 whaler up to 41mph, that was scary.
Aug 20 2013 5:21PM
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Huck_Norris
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You got a lot of vert for being on a boat haha nice work
Aug 20 2013 9:12PM
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snwbrdmilf
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Sep 3 2013 8:32AM
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PASKIINGSUCKS
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Blue one was traded for another whitewater boat. Yellow one is still my fishing/camping kayak. 11.5 feet of fun on the water. It's actually long enough I can climb out of the seat and lay on the back if I need a nap haha.
Feb 4 2014 2:08PM
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Benson.
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Shitty pic from my driveway, but here it is. Ascend FS10. Three rod holders, dry compartment, front and rear storage. I really like the color and seat on it too.
Feb 10 2014 11:30AM
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Huck_Norris
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I want this yak so. fucking. bad.


http://www.wildernesssystems.com/pages/index/ride115x



It really is perfect in every way.



Feb 12 2014 9:24AM
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division.bell
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Looking for a pair of kayaks to primarily fish from, but also take out on smaller lakes and moderately calm rivers/streams (read: no intentional rapids) around WA.

Any insight on what to look for, or to avoid? I've made myself dizzy from looking around on Cabelas/Bass Pro/Dick's/Sports Authority/etc.
Apr 1 2014 7:12PM
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Huck_Norris
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Dude no hesitation from me- definitely get a sit-on-top. They are superior in just about every way from seating position to being able to stand up to storage and capacity... You really can't beat them with a sit-in unless you're paddling rougher rivers or an ocean and even then it's debatable. I bought a sit-in because it's what I thought of when I thought "kayak" but I WISH I had gone SOT. With a SOT all your gear is at your fingertips at all times and with a sit-in, you are VERY limited as to what you can pack.


Apr 2 2014 10:19AM
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snwbrdmilf
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Can't wait to get in the boat for the first time this year. No idea how soon that will be tho...however it will feel awesome.
Apr 2 2014 11:04AM
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