Peddle vs. Paddle - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

theluckypig · 02-12-2013, 01:19 PM

i was a happy paddler of a trident, but always curious about the advantages of pedaling a hobie around... i decided that what i enjoy most about kayak fishing is the fishing part and didn't care about how i get to the spot. so, i got a revo. i loved the revo in terms of performance, but i missed the features of my trident. i kept the revo for about 6 months. i switched back to a trident ultra and i am much happier that i've come back to paddling. pedaling / paddling doesn't really matter to me, but the features of the kayak did. i've never demoed a PA, but i'm also not that curious any longer... (i also have a hobie oasis tandem for the wife and i to get out, so i still pedal on occasion) my .02

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02-12-2013, 01:19 PM	#12
theluckypig Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: San Pedro Posts: 694	i was a happy paddler of a trident, but always curious about the advantages of pedaling a hobie around... i decided that what i enjoy most about kayak fishing is the fishing part and didn't care about how i get to the spot. so, i got a revo. i loved the revo in terms of performance, but i missed the features of my trident. i kept the revo for about 6 months. i switched back to a trident ultra and i am much happier that i've come back to paddling. pedaling / paddling doesn't really matter to me, but the features of the kayak did. i've never demoed a PA, but i'm also not that curious any longer... (i also have a hobie oasis tandem for the wife and i to get out, so i still pedal on occasion) my .02