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 Kayak Kaddy
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02/26/16 01:35 AM
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Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 1,645
District Paddle
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Can't believe I haven't heard of these yet. Just ran across them a few days ago while browsing around. Anyone here have one? Seems like they would be great for certain trips (and not so great for others). I have done a few multiple day river trips where I could have really put one of these to good use. They do custom colors too, apparently. Link here: http://kayakkaddy.comVideo here: http://youtu.be/LCVJafAR3VA
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/26/16 11:03 AM
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Joined: Aug 2013
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kickingback
Pro Angler
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Look cool! Wonder if the drag is significant.
USAF Retired and Fishing!
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/26/16 11:26 AM
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christian myrick
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I have one and i like it. It holds a ton of stuff. I have a santa cruz raptor, i pull it up tight between my rear pontoons. It does make paddling long range a little more difficult but not bad. They are built well. We used it as a sled on a gravel hill and no signs of it being affected. Overall i think its a good buy.
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/26/16 02:19 PM
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Joined: Nov 2014
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Rhino68W
TFF Celebrity
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I bet that could hold a lot of bur
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/26/16 02:55 PM
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Joined: Mar 2012
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pontiactech
Extreme Angler
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Dean, Robert Field did a video of those last year I can't find it now but if I remember correctly he had it rigged for extra camera mounts and such they are a pretty cool little accessory
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: pontiactech]
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02/26/16 03:55 PM
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christian myrick
TFF Team Angler
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Dean, Robert Field did a video of those last year I can't find it now but if I remember correctly he had it rigged for extra camera mounts and such they are a pretty cool little accessory I think that was daniel reach
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/29/16 02:02 PM
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Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 6,751
PayneFish
TFF Celebrity
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Yep. I have one. The center hatch is big enough to fit Plano 3800 boxes in. I stored 6 with me in it last year at the KBF Open. It can be towed by a rope or a RAM arm that can connect to a screw ball or other RAM ball. If you need a good shot or 10 from a camera or GoPro it's a great option for unique angles without having to tie stuff to a tree or stake out pole. I don't really shoot video (high quality anyway) that calls for multiple angles so I don't use mine much anymore. It's also great for camping trips on the river. Lots of extra storage and it floats really well so you don't weigh down your kayak with all of the stuff you need, just some of it.
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Re: Kayak Kaddy
[Re: District Paddle]
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02/29/16 10:06 PM
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Joined: May 2012
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YakFishField
Extreme Angler
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I've got two of 'em, they're great for all the reasons laid out above, Chris Payne nailed some good ones.
It's also incredible if you like to wade fish rivers or bays. Instead of a wading belt or vest, tow this thing behind you with rod holders and storage inside it. Can even convert it to a cooler pretty easily, or a livewell with a little more creativity.
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