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Old 05-16-2016, 04:43 PM
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As you probably noticed we peddle instead of paddle(Hobie kayak, one of the coolest inventions ever lol). I couldn't imagine going 20+ kms like we did yesterday or dragging a downrigger ball around with a paddle kayak but with the peddle kayak it is easy.
Ever try a ditsy diver versus the down riggers on the yaks
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Old 05-16-2016, 04:51 PM
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As you probably noticed we peddle instead of paddle(Hobie kayak, one of the coolest inventions ever lol). I couldn't imagine going 20+ kms like we did yesterday or dragging a downrigger ball around with a paddle kayak but with the peddle kayak it is easy.
Yes I notice peddling did look easier can you put the motor insert in yours?


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Old 05-16-2016, 06:12 PM
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Ever try a ditsy diver versus the down riggers on the yaks
No I have never owned one. I thought about it but you are limited on depths and I would also need a line counter reel to fish it effectively so it was more cost effective and depth flexible to get the downrigger

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Yes I notice peddling did look easier can you put the motor insert in yours?


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There is a company that makes a motor insert for my kayak but they are crazy expensive(2150 USD). Nice small light weight and with a powerful lithium battery but I can live without it for that price. The propel system used on the Hobies is surprisingly effective and a guy can cover a lot of ground. I have well over 200 kms on my kayak this year alone already.
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No I have never owned one. I thought about it but you are limited on depths and I would also need a line counter reel to fish it effectively so it was more cost effective and depth flexible to get the downrigger



There is a company that makes a motor insert for my kayak but they are crazy expensive(2150 USD). Nice small light weight and with a powerful lithium battery but I can live without it for that price. The propel system used on the Hobies is surprisingly effective and a guy can cover a lot of ground. I have well over 200 kms on my kayak this year alone already.
I think for that price I could do a lot of peddling lol

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Made it out with Sportsmen to Pigeon Lake .Had a great day . Went threw two minnow trays. You can do the math how many we caught . Caught a lot of over 50 ,73 was the biggest. They were deep around 18 ft
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