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TCS · 05-04-2010, 04:40 PM

There are two groups of kayak fishermen in La Jolla, those who have hobies and those that wish they did. Unfortunately, I'm in the wish they did category. On those long summer afternoons when you're trolling a mack for yellowtail in the wind chop, the hobie driver is having a much nicer time for sure.

I test paddled a revolution at fast lane. Super stable, easy ride.

I'd say spend 2k on one of those and tell your friend to find their own boat. You'll make new friends on the water!

05-04-2010, 04:40 PM	#7
TCS Senior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 478	There are two groups of kayak fishermen in La Jolla, those who have hobies and those that wish they did. Unfortunately, I'm in the wish they did category. On those long summer afternoons when you're trolling a mack for yellowtail in the wind chop, the hobie driver is having a much nicer time for sure. I test paddled a revolution at fast lane. Super stable, easy ride. I'd say spend 2k on one of those and tell your friend to find their own boat. You'll make new friends on the water!