AustrianAmrein

They just feel better for me, little smoother easier to paddle. But that's just my view Sir I know the sit-ons are absolutely wonderful for fishing, and alot of people enjoy them.

6'3 and I weigh 220lbs

Getting tired of just fishing on ground. So i thought kayak would be great. I've gone through rapids before so i know my way around the kayak. Its been awhile though. Want a sit inside Kayak, doesn't have to have all the goodies. I want something that can take me down some faster moving rivers, as well as calm lake fishing without a problem. Most of all the kayak has to have comfortable seating, not something that hurts your back. Also needs to be very durable and long lasting. Maximum price I have to spend is $700 Suggestions?

Would it be okay to have #50 Braid as my main, and 12# Mono for my leader and backing? Thanks

Very nice lol

I know it's been answered before most likely. Just curious, looking for new ideas. Thank you

Hello everyone, I'm excited to be a member and learn. I have a few questions I'm getting into kayak fishing for bass. I live in Oklahoma and head out to lake Texhoma often. For my rod I went with a "H2O Etho Express Medium-Heavy 6'6 Casting" For my reel, I went with a "Lews Speed Spool Baitcaster 6:4:1" For my line, I went with Trilene XT Clear Mono#12 I am really liking the rod and reel. But is #12 mono good enough for large and small mouths? Will be throwing a koppers frog out. Suggestions on a Worm Rig Setup for my area "Oklahoma-Tx" that would be great. What hook,size weight,worm to get? Not looking to catch the biggest bass just pan size. Thank you