I know bieng the gulf south's team...We have a lot of fans here that kayak. Post a picture of your yak!!
Here's my old one. Field and stream. Really good kayak...just wanted something better. Getting the feel free lure 11.5 Wed.. But, anyway.....here's a pic of old one..
That's awesome that you have a feel free as well!!! I just got mine but blue...gotta post pics tommorow if I get the chance...How you like yours man?
I think I made a pretty good choice. I'm totally having a blast out this thing. Its near perfect for a beginner like me. Its just an all around great kayak. Would highly recommend..
I am jealous. I SO want to get one of these, but just can't swing the jack right now.
I'll try to grab a picture of my Native Slayer Propel the next time I go. I don't have any gadgets on it but it's a great boat.
Can't wait to keep adding stuff to it!
This is my Versaboard and the loaner pelican. Thinking about getting a Vibe Maverick or Kaku Wahoo to go along with them. I started out in kayaks, but the Versaboard made me partial to hybrids.
The only pic I have . It's a Jackson Cuda 14.
Finally remembered to take a pic of my boat. This was staging for ride the bull yesterday.
Today I saw a BlueSky Kayak. It's a tandem solo pedal drive.
cost 3,500 completely rigged for fishing. I think it's revolutionary and probably the best fishing kayak out there right now. It can fit in the bed of a truck. Weighs less than 145 lbs and has wheels mounted for easy maneuvering on land. You can sit high above the waterline which is a big plus when sight fishing.
They're developing a battery motor that will swap out with the pedal drive with the turn of a few screws.
Blue Sky Boatworks | Off the shore, on to adventure!
I've seen them in person. It's cool but has some definitely drawbacks, especially in LA. Pedal drives with props don't always work super well when it's shallow and grassy, which is quite often. This is obviously not something that will paddle easily. Also, it demands a truck bed or a trailer. There's no tossing it on the roof of your vehicle. But I did see a couple in Grand Isle and they did the trick there in the open water.
Not my kayak, it belongs to a friend. He took this 9 ft. gator from the kayak on opening day of the season on the Pascagoula River in Mississippi.