Any of you use them? Have a small lake near me and some bigger ponds I have access to. Normally if fish with someone else we drag out the 2 man boat and batttery and haul everything. I was thinking about a pedal kayak to just fish myself. Can you get shallow with them? Are they pretty easy to use? Also any cheaper ones that are worth a flip
Pedal drive kayaks.
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I don't have one but I fish with a buddy that does. I am a VERY proficient paddler, I've paddled most of my life including extreme whitewater for years. I'm saying that to say, I can't come close to keeping up with him, that thing will flat out MOVE! His is an Old Town Sportsman (I'm pretty sure) and yes, it'll run pretty shallow but he can also pull up the prop and paddle if need be. I would buy the best boat I could afford. When it comes to kayaks, you definitely get what you pay for and comfort and performance usually isn't cheap.
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Thank me later. Flippers instead of props.
Thank me later. Flippers instead of props.
ImThere
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This is the way!
Savage
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Don't the flippers have a deeper draft?
FLTENNHUNTER1
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Not sure but they can rest against the bottom of the boat when you need to get skinny, go over logs etc.
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Figure they be pretty good to get into some public spots for turkey as well.
Daytime yes but you better get a big one to fit your balls in if you're going in the dark on these reservoirs! Ain't no way I would do that.
