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Old 10-10-2014, 12:24 PM   #16
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Originally Posted by TINCANYAK View Post
Hey Allen, I see your in Dana Point. I'm in SC. We may have passes each other about 5 weeks ago just outside the harbor. May have been you who stopped to talk as you were heading out and I was drifting back in, but I'm terrible at remembering names. I was in the blue kayak.

John


Anyway, good advice. It's really hard not buying on impulse when you are eager to get out there, but do some homework first.
Yep that was me, I remember. Glad to see you found your way here, lots of good info to get you started.


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Originally Posted by easyday View Post
They may not have something for that price range, but the knowledge they have is invaluable. they also have a bunch of different kayaks to try out so you can get a feel for what type and size of kayak you want. They also have almost every accessory you are going to need for your new setup.

You might get lucky, I know of a few who have Message Iceman, if he has something in you're range coming up he'll hook you up. They get trade-ins and stuff from time to time.
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