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mook14
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2013/06/02 07:50:40 (permalink)

Kayak rental

anyone know of any kayak rentals at Wilhelm? I cant find info on the marinia,called Fergies they don't have phone number.Tried Goddard park site cant find it there.
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    woodnickle
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 08:41:24 (permalink)
    Come and get mine....

    small but works..lol

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    mook14
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 10:00:34 (permalink)
    Thanks for the offer John, I can borrow a friends also just thought maybe marinia  had rentals. Thinking about buying one wanted to try fishing from one 1st
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    deetz4352
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 10:18:09 (permalink)
    Consider trying both sit on tops and sit ins and find out which one works better for you. I love my sit on top , I know others love their sit ins. Its all a matter of preference. 
     

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    mook14
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 13:44:00 (permalink)
    thanks Deetz    I'm thinking sit on top also.Like the wilderness system Ride 115 advanced anglur a little pricey or Bass pro ascend fs 128T at half price .What do you have ? My buddy has a place at Vacationland campground that's why I'm looking for a rental at Wilhelm
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    deetz4352
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 19:38:02 (permalink)
    I have the Ascend Fs12T SOT.
     
    Here is my ride...
     


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    tire-iron
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 21:05:26 (permalink)
    Question?
    Sit on top Kayaks:
     
    Are they stable?
    Have you ever flipped yours?
    Ever use in the rivers?
    Do you get swamped by boters/barge waves?
     
    Thanks in advance.
     
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    deetz4352
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 21:31:40 (permalink)
    Yes they are stable
     
    No I have not ( I have exited the seat into the water and tried to get back on board on purpose , Im a big guy and was able to climb back on with effort)
     
    Rivers - yes I have with no problems
     
    There are scubber holes in the SOT yaks which allow water to drain , you cant sink a SOT unless you swamp the inside of the hull.

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    frost
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 22:27:42 (permalink)
    I have 2 ocean kayak prowler 13' SOT and love them. I'm 6'3" and was 250 and could stand on them to fish. Attempted to roll it and rocked it as hard as I could and all I did was roll myself out. Like deetz said I even climbed back on with no problem. I like the room of the SOT compared to the SIS. I use mine for fishing and waterfowl hunting. I have an 80lb lab that goes with me and can jump out, retrieve the birds and I can help him back in with no problem.

    I took my yaks to the ocean and they work like a charm to take the bait out past the surf. My buddy brought his SIS, the locals call them "die insides", and watched him swamp his 2 times before he put it up and used my extra.

    I've used it on creeks, rivers, lakes, swamps, ponds and the ocean.

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    Shake n Bake
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/02 23:23:36 (permalink)
    Sit on tops are great. They're very stable, I'd say unflippable. I personally have yet to stand up on mine but I plan on trying in the near future. Now that its warm I don't have to worry about freezing if things don't go as planned. I love that you can take the kayak in a mere couple inches of water to get to places that nobody else can get to. I use mine nearly every weekend at my camp in Shenango, either the lake or the river. I tried the sit in before I bought mine and hated being cramped. The sit on offers so much more room to move around and carry all of my stuff. I currently have the future beach angler 144 and wouldn't trade it for anything.
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    Re:Kayak rental 2013/06/03 15:42:36 (permalink)
    Like others have said, try a few out. I had a Ride 115 and just sold it, paddling a new Jackson Kilroy now. Lots of options out there and most dealers will let you demo a few to find the one that works for you.
     
    Lots of good information and knowledgeable kayak fishing guys here, http://kayak-anglers.com/ 
     
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