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Old 03-20-2013, 09:26 AM
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I finally did it! I went to Pack and Paddle yesterday and got me a Pro Angler 14. I am getting the wheel cart, and probably the yack-attack park-n-pole, and an anchor trolley to get me started. Any other must haves that I should think about for the near future.
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Old 03-20-2013, 09:42 AM
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Man, you could put enough accessories to sink a yak.........I could spend a fortune in that store!!!

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Thanks Dink! And I know what you mean! Until I started looking at Kayaks, I had never been in there but it is an awesome Store!
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Been looking at those bad boys myself
thinking hard about a puchase
that pro angler is wide and stable, just right for an old fat guy like me
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Been looking at those bad boys myself
thinking hard about a puchase
that pro angler is wide and stable, just right for an old fat guy like me
I tried 3 other paddle kayaks before the PA at the Pack and Paddle Demo day, but once I tried the PA it was lights out! Nothing even compared! I am a big guy as well (6'3" and 270#).
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Been looking at those bad boys myself
thinking hard about a puchase
that pro angler is wide and stable, just right for an old fat guy like me
Will you be able to see over the side shorty?
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Will you be able to see over the side shorty?
careful my friend......I'll turn Club W loose on your a**
maybe even layout some 8's
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Congrats! You will love it. I recommend taking it out a few times before you install too much. That way you know exactly how you want it.
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Thats what they told me at pack and paddle. I was just curious if there was anything that is just a must have.
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I came close to buying one several times....just can't get over how you can almost buy a rigged out 14' aluminum boat for the price of one. They are sweet though Im sure you will enjoy it.
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They are a great yak well (pedal boat) but way over priced for me.

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