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Need some advice #12028648 01/09/17 01:48 AM
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Hey y'all,
So here's the deal. I don't do much bass fishing but when I do its mostly in small tanks. I'm looking for a kayak and possibly a fish finder. I don't want to spend much more than $500. Probably close to around a 10 footer thats semi easy to transport. I don't want an inflatable one though. Any ideas?

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For that you can get a pelican at academy.

That was my first yak, then I moved up to a Jackson Big Rig.

The ones at academy have come a long way, the $500 might just cover the yak...


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Any suggestions on a cheap but good fish finder?

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there is also a whole page on here for yaks etc. check out below Kayaks

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Probly pick up a little humming Bird 176 for cheap... might get the job done.

Definitely check out the yak section as Bruce pointed out!


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Messaged you about a fish finder


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If you're going after a cheap kayak be sure and get an expensive PFD. The cheap kayaks are cheap for a reason and if you're not experienced at using one stay in shallow water until you're familiar with operating it. Hypothermia can take over really quick in this weather.

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E-bay for the fish finder.


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Originally Posted By: GIG'EM AGGIES
If you're going after a cheap kayak be sure and get an expensive PFD. The cheap kayaks are cheap for a reason and if you're not experienced at using one stay in shallow water until you're familiar with operating it. Hypothermia can take over really quick in this weather.


Very good suggestion, that is the kind of stuff that is taken for granted!


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Thanks guys! Definitely got some good advice!

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