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Kayak and Canoe Forum Discuss non-motorized watersport activities here, including kayaking, canoeing, etc. |
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WTB Hobbie Mirage
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Most people use the hobie outback for fishing. If you need something a little bigger you will need the Pro Angler. Make sure to demo before you buy to find out what is comfortable to you.
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Thanks for the input!!!!!
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I have a couple of outbacks. I love them. Although, I've never had another yak to compare with. I would buy the following:
- a large duffle type bag to store your stuff. - A couple of rod holder extenders. Keeps more of the splash off your reels. - a mushroom anchor and rope for deeper water and a stakeout pole for shallow situations. - small ice chest or stringer for fish. I use both, depending on my mood. - plastic or non rusting pliers on a leash. - net - this does not happen often but....I put a float on the end of my anchor line so I can release my anchor and get pulled around by bigger reds. Hope this helps. The main thing is to get out and use your yak and you will develope a routine that works for you. |
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