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troutbait

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  • Location: Grants Pass Or.
  • Date Registered: Apr 2010
  • Posts: 67
Saturday went out with fisherman James up to Applegate Lake. He let me try out his wifes yak. A 13 foot OK. I found it pretty stable even when a boat came by. I was still a little bit nervous reaching behind me to get something out of my bag in the tankwell after what happen to me in my sik back in Jan. :embarassed:
We did catch some small planter trout. Put them back in the lake except for one 12" I brought home. No Bigge like he got up at fish lake. The next yak I try is the Cobra F. D. I like it's width but not to sure of how hard it will be paddle and how it
will handle in the wind?
James thank your wife for me in letting me try out her yak. ;D


Fishman James

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  • Location: Jacksonville Oregon
  • Date Registered: Mar 2010
  • Posts: 110
good luck on the fish and dive, let me know how it handles. Let me know what you end up getting. We love the Prowler 13's.
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