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Reply With Quotehey ditch what kind of kayak you got now. im looking again i sold the nucanoe looking for something abit smaller and lighter were i want need a trailer.
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fugeman,
It's one of my favorite times. Paddle creeks looking for outside edges until you can find some deeper water. Sometime you'll find them staked up.
Saturday I was fishing out in Limestone Bay. Lots of stumps, but normally under 5 feet of water.
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hey ditch what kind of kayak you got now. im looking again i sold the nucanoe looking for something abit smaller and lighter were i want need a trailer.
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jhef,
I have two kayaks now. A 12 foot Old Town Dirigo for rivers and back waters where there is lots of dragging or if I have to carried my kayak in. Weights approx 50 pounds. The "new" kayak is a Native Ultimate 12. I'll be using it for the main lake areas. Easier to get in and out of and very stable, but weighs about 65 pounds.
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Ditch basser, I tried to PM you to ask if you knew what the water temp was on the refuge and to try to pick your brain about where I could walk in and a few other things.
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Looks like a fun trip! Now that deer season is over, Im ready to hit the water too!
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those are ice fish
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