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Topic: Wondering about 13 footer in river...  (Read 2438 times)

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revjcp

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not fish... kayak.  Several of you know I would love to get a short kayak for the river, but I need the immersion gear first and I don't think I can do another 500 bucks for another yak plus the dry suit.  So, how well would a OK Trident 13 do in the river... class 2 or smaller rapids.  tia
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polepole

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The yak will do fine.  How are you paddling skills?

-Allen


revjcp

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Developing. :-). I really need some good help. My elbows tell me this very clearly. Where can that help be found?
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polepole

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Take an introductory paddle class at a local shop.  It's the best way to cruise up the learning curve.

-Allen


 

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