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#3816225 - 08/14/09 09:31 AM color?
fwkid Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 04/19/05
Posts: 180
Loc: Fort Worth, TX
Alright,

I've almost finally made up my mind on my kayak purchase...

One last question and it may be a dumb one...but, does the color matter? For instance, if I am using this in the bay stalking fish, would a yellow kayak spook fish. Or does it not even matter what color the kayak is?

Thanks for the input!

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#3817288 - 08/14/09 12:34 PM Re: color? [Re: fwkid]
michaelj_00 Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 05/04/08
Posts: 34
The main thing color does is help you be seen.
Get a bright color. Stay away from green and blues.
My buddy has a olive green yak and if he's 100 yards away you can't see his boat.

Not spooking the fish has more to do with hull slap in my opinion.

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#3817970 - 08/14/09 02:05 PM Re: color? [Re: michaelj_00]
TreeHugger Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/04/08
Posts: 58
Loc: Mansfield, TX
what michael said, yo want to be seen.

but you can never go wrong with a nice lime green Malibu

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#3819662 - 08/14/09 08:04 PM Re: color? [Re: TreeHugger]
Bass fro chop Offline
Extreme Angler

Registered: 06/01/05
Posts: 1800
Loc: Mesquite
yellow.others can see it on the water
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#3820057 - 08/14/09 09:40 PM Re: color? [Re: Bass fro chop]
Bass Junkie Offline
Pro Angler

Registered: 07/29/09
Posts: 652
Loc: Houston
Seen (hard to see though) kayakers with black oars. Make sure the paddle part of your oar is bright also.

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#3820747 - 08/15/09 05:28 AM Re: color? [Re: Bass Junkie]
Hookem-Tony Offline
Outdoorsman

Registered: 02/15/07
Posts: 28
Loc: Texas coast
Not only do lighter colors offer better visiblity, they dont get anywhere near as hot!

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#3851784 - 08/23/09 01:04 PM Re: color? [Re: Hookem-Tony]
PaPaBear_tx Offline
Green Horn

Registered: 10/30/07
Posts: 7
Loc: Texas
Bright colors help you to be seen on the sometimes very busy lakes. All of my Yaks are bright yellow. I also have reflective tape on my paddles. Have fun!

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#3852027 - 08/23/09 02:53 PM Re: color? [Re: PaPaBear_tx]
Pavel Offline
Green Horn

Registered: 07/26/09
Posts: 17
Loc: Tarrant County
Although bright colors do help you get seen, if that ONE yak you really really want doesn't come in the oh so sweet malibu lime green, get a kayak safety flag or an atv safety flag. Those bad boys are life savors. Sometimes having a yellow yak wont make a difference in narly swells. Also, a MUST is a visible life jacket. Your yak won't make a difference if yall get parted by some strange reason.

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#3856022 - 08/24/09 03:13 PM Re: color? [Re: Pavel]
TarponFly Offline
TFF Celebrity

Registered: 04/28/05
Posts: 5504
Loc: Dallas, TX
--------hot pink.

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