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Towing a yak
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| Fishmaster19 |
02-13-2014 07:13 PM |
Towing a yak
I don't have a boat big enough to put my yak in and many of my friends have small boats so I was wondering of anyone has ever towed a yak behind a boat?
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| marsh_life |
02-14-2014 12:35 AM |
Can't help you out there, other than saying I have heard of it being done...
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| paublo25 |
02-14-2014 07:31 AM |
What size and brand yak? I've never towed one but I've seen people do it. How far would you be going? Some one told me that towing them backwards is better b/c of the weight issue. They tend to skip and bounce around more if towed forwards.
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| Fishmaster19 |
02-14-2014 08:40 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by paublo25
(Post 665633)
What size and brand yak? I've never towed one but I've seen people do it. How far would you be going? Some one told me that towing them backwards is better b/c of the weight issue. They tend to skip and bounce around more if towed forwards.
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It's a hobie pa 14. Which makes me wonder if it's such a great idea! Lol |
| paublo25 |
02-14-2014 08:45 AM |
That's the exact one I was told to tow backwards. Something about the front being too sharp and it won't lift the front to keep it out of the water.
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