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Jun 14, 2020 16:41:57   #
FrenchieQ Loc: Manchester TWP., Ocean County, NJ
 
FrenchieQ wrote:
I love my Twin Troller. I looked at yaks first but saw a link to the “greatest little bass fishing boat and checked it out. I bought it because to me it’s a better, more stable platform. I’d at least check it out online first, see what you think. Google Tein Troller.


Troller

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Jun 15, 2020 07:22:56   #
Cleemartin Loc: Hampton, Virginia
 
FS Digest wrote:
Considering my first fishing yak. Perception Outlaw 11.5. Why should or shouldn’t I buy it?

I appreciate the feedback. I really like the idea of the “lawn chair” style sit on top with the open deck and stability for casting. I also have looked at the Bonafide rs117 - which is essentially the same thing for $200 more, that I can’t seem to justify.

I had one of this length; it worked me to death just trying to keep it on a straight line while paddling. Go with a much longer model (14 to 16) feet. Would also suggest getting one with pedals for ease of operation.

Is there a good reason why or why not to buy this kayak?

I will be using it mostly on rivers and the intracoastal waterway - flats and marshy areas as well. Mostly I hunt reds and trout.

Thanks in advance!

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Jun 15, 2020 15:10:44   #
Big eyed fish Loc: Northeast
 
Hay look into hobo outback with 180 turbo fins

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Jun 15, 2020 15:11:07   #
Big eyed fish Loc: Northeast
 
Hobi

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Jun 15, 2020 19:26:08   #
Farmboy843 Loc: Murrells Inlet S C
 
FS Digest wrote:
Considering my first fishing yak. Perception Outlaw 11.5. Why should or shouldn’t I buy it?

I appreciate the feedback. I really like the idea of the “lawn chair” style sit on top with the open deck and stability for casting. I also have looked at the Bonafide rs117 - which is essentially the same thing for $200 more, that I can’t seem to justify.

Is there a good reason why or why not to buy this kayak?

I will be using it mostly on rivers and the intracoastal waterway - flats and marshy areas as well. Mostly I hunt reds and trout.

Thanks in advance!

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by msmithuf09
Considering my first fishing yak. Perception Outla... (show quote)


Look at the warrior one man boat with the 50 pound thrust motor foot control, around 2000.00 goggle it and look 👀, I don’t have one I just saw it and its still on my mind ✅

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Jun 16, 2020 22:03:13   #
BKC CURTIS Loc: PORTLAND OREGON
 
Check out the BKC RA 220.. Lots of below deck access and Storage Area. Made by Brooklyn Kayak Company. Make sure you get the 2020 model with no bottom viewing window.

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Jun 22, 2020 18:51:11   #
SW460 Loc: 84 PA
 
I agree with Plumbob I tried several yaks but spent my money on the bonified ss127. I won't win many races but I am truly comfortable and safe even when fishing long hours

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Jun 22, 2020 19:16:52   #
plumbob Loc: New Windsor Maryland
 
SW460 wrote:
I agree with Plumbob I tried several yaks but spent my money on the bonified ss127. I won't win many races but I am truly comfortable and safe even when fishing long hours


I have the same one SW, love it and will love it even more when i see if a drill prop will reduce some of the paddling.

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