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MrSpotswood

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  1. Yeah I'm accounting some extra for that. Total budget is about $1500 CAD (roughly $1200 US), hence why I'm wanting to keep the kayak itself $750-1000. Got a PFD already, so don't need to account for that. In the looking around I've done, none of the shops in this area do float days, I'd really prefer to do that though if I could.
  2. Hello all, I'm looking to get my first kayak. Up until now I've fished out of a 16' aluminum boat with a 40hp motor and casting decks all around. This is a big change! So, about myself, I'm 6' and 180lbs, I like to fish everything from small rivers to medium size lakes here in Canada. The kayak I'm looking for would be most used on small rivers, ponds and small lakes. My budget would be about $750 ($1000 CAD). Comfort and the ability to stand and fish are highest on my list of priorities. Next would be weight, followed by speed and tracking. Right now it seems like the kayak that best fits these is the Pelican Catch 100/120. Anyone have any experience with these, or recommendations for a different kayak? I will likely need to buy new, as there are basically no used kayaks for sale in this area. Thanks!

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