Mark K Posted May 19, 2020 Report Posted May 19, 2020 I don't want to rip on these guys nor do i want anyone else to, but this whole concept, when all is said and done money and effort wise, couldn't you just get a used bass boat (lets pretend we are not in illinois) Is it really sensible to put all this stuff $$$ in a thing you can capsize so easily? Does such a vessel even qualify as kayak? Quote
Terry Dodge Posted May 20, 2020 Report Posted May 20, 2020 If you’re gonna carry all that crap you might as well buy a Blue Sky... Quote
Bart Durham Posted May 21, 2020 Report Posted May 21, 2020 This Blue Sky yak is pretty cool, a kayak you can actually fly fish from. Quote
Mark K Posted May 21, 2020 Author Report Posted May 21, 2020 1 hour ago, Bart Durham said: This Blue Sky yak is pretty cool, a kayak you can actually fly fish from. It's pretty neat. But $4000 and 170lbs. Quote
Terry Dodge Posted May 21, 2020 Report Posted May 21, 2020 I would only consider the Blue Sky if I had lakefront property. The Nucanoe Frontier is the best fly fishing kayak on the market in my opinion. Quote
kevin summers Posted June 3, 2020 Report Posted June 3, 2020 SO... How much can I comfortably lift on top of my Hyundi, and be comfortable sitting on for a day. Spent a little over $800.00 dollars on my Yacht (YAK) with paddle and leashes . Bought a Yakima easy loader for the roof rack and I have been a Happy Guy. Did Flip her in Michigan and watched as she floated away down stream. So sad , thought I was SOL however my paddle leash caught a laydown and stopped the yak from it's freedom a mile downstream. It would have sucked to lose my Pescador Pro, but half as much as if I lost a Hobie or 4 times a blue sky... Word to the wise...The arborist says watch for sunken logs unseen on your floats.. Quote
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