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Del It all depends. On you, your size, on where and how you fish, and on and on. I've been fishing from a kayak for years - 1964. There are lots of criteria. You're looking at the Prowler 13? Its a good compromise boat - too short to really move in open water, a little long for easy manuvering in tight rivers etc. But not too out of place in either. The Prowlers get used a lot down here on the Texas Coast. That and the Tarpons make up about half the boats I see. You're in South Carolina right? I wouldn't hesitate to take that boat out into the coastal bays. Whatever you do, don't buy anything you haven't tried out a couple of times in different conditions. Another site I spend time on is the bulletin board at www.texaskayakfisherman.com. Go there, guest is OK, and check out some of the boat discussions that are constantly being rehashed. Right now I fish a 6 year old Wilderness Systems Pungo - a 12 foot sit inside (SINK). I'll keep it for the rivers, but I'm looking at the Tarpon 160i (sit on top SOT) as a second boat for the coast. Jack Austin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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