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    Quote Originally Posted by Crappiegirl1 View Post
    What if you would turn over how u gonna get out for gods sake? Scary
    No seatbelts.
    GO BIG ORANGE !

    I meant to behave, but there were just way too many other options available at the time.

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    Welcome to the fleet. You gonna love it.
    "Proud Member of Team Geezer"



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    Thanks RR & wilbur. Well here's the finished yak. Put it in the neighbors pool and what a differance the stabilizers make. Headed to Guana Lake Monday.

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    THE BEST TIME TO FISH IS WHEN IT'S RAINING AND WHEN IT'S NOT RAINING
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    My brother bought one this year, he loves it. He goes to smaller ponds and lakes and says they have fish stacked on top of each other just waiting on you to drop em a line. lol Enjoy

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    Ya might want to shorten them up some. A big red or trout will hit them like a piling and be gone. Plus it looks almost as wide as some of the mosquito ditches in Tomoka and Palm Coast. About a foot out should give you plenty leverage and be able to swing your rod around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by huntinslabs View Post
    Ya might want to shorten them up some. A big red or trout will hit them like a piling and be gone. Plus it looks almost as wide as some of the mosquito ditches in Tomoka and Palm Coast. About a foot out should give you plenty leverage and be able to swing your rod around.
    They stick out 2 3/4 feet. The paddles just miss them by about 6". Went out this morning but the wind was about 10 to 15 already at 6:30 am. Only stayed on the water a little over a hour.

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    THE BEST TIME TO FISH IS WHEN IT'S RAINING AND WHEN IT'S NOT RAINING

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    Ah I gotcha. The pics look like your about 12' wide. Never fished up at Guana but It seems vrry popular on the jax kayak forum.

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    Awesome!! Looks like fun.

    Ginny
    "My heart belongs to T.L and M.L." Life is simple.... just add water.

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