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Thread: Interested in Ocean Kayaks

  1. #11
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    How about the Hobies with a mirage drive? I like the idea of hands free mobility. How is it fishing?

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    PS. It won't be anytime real soon to buy one. And when the time comes I want the best and cheapest for starter kayak. haha[/QUOTE]

    go to south winds, in nph. they teach yak fishing, also a lot of info on the safe ways to do things. oh and they have several different types of yaks, so you can see what you like. i bought a pelican it is the best deal for the price.

    http://www.pelicansport.com/

    i like the castaway.

  3. #13
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    Go to Southwind Kayak Center and do multiple Demos I like the Hobie's both me & my wife fish out of Hobie's & we bought them from these very nice people also go to the Fred Hall Show @ Long Beach in about 4 weeks all the manufactures will be there also Hobie is releasing a new fishing model mirage drive boat sometime very soon over on the Hobie board they say the end of March is when this will release I love my Outback for the fishing I do and my wife is crazy about her Revolution the folks @ Southwind are very informative here's a link to them.

    http://www.southwindkayaks.com/demos.html

    Fastfish

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    Quote Originally Posted by greg View Post
    How about the Hobies with a mirage drive? I like the idea of hands free mobility. How is it fishing?
    I want to get a Hobie with the mirage drive i want to upgrade from my Wilderness but i want to get a used Hobie on Craigs list or the paper too much for me new.



    Bigred

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    I can vouch for the Malibu's. I have an X-factor that is super stable, a mini-x that is turning out to be my favorate, it's stable, light and fits in the bed of my truck. A cobra explorer, my first kayak and now my son's. Due to both shoulders having torn rotator cuffs, I'm thinking of selling all and getting a hobie peddle kayak. They are very pricey tho.

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