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Kaku wahoo 12.5

ragincajun92ragincajun92 Kingsland GaPosts: 459 Deckhand
in General Paddle Craft #1
what are your thoughts on the kayak and do any of you own one? Looking into one for the quick inshore trips I can squeeze in when I don’t want to take my boat. 
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  • Tsaltmer98Tsaltmer98 Posts: 4 Greenhorn
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    I have one. I like it. Just bought it  at the end of last year.  My first kayak so i do not have much to compare  to on how it paddles but ive crossed the lagoon in it a few times. It is a good workout thats for sure. Just hope its not windy. I fly fish half the time so I wanted something with an open deck. It is on the heavier side and is akward  to carry. Have not gotten the dolly  cart yet so i have just been  dragging it. The thing i need next is a I pilot min kota trolling motor. I hate having to put my rod down to paddle. Without any weight in the stern it spins in circles with a light breeze.  The trolling motor mounted on the stern would fix that weight and give  me a way to correct. Or a rudder which would be helpful. The seat is comfy. Can stand up no problem and cast or push pole or even throw a cast net but with a little chop on the water you def feel the wobble. Was either the kaku or the feel free. That one didnt look very good for fly fishing and like i said I wanted the open deck. Any more specific questions?? Hope this helps
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  • WC53WC53 Posts: 69 Greenhorn
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    They are very stable, the aggressive bow and stern handle wakes and seas great, rising with the water. The aggressive shape does lessen water contact so it is a hair deeper than a flatter yak if you are fishing calmer shallow water. A rudder is nice in the wind. I fish out of one on a regular basis.
     They have a new paddle board which is very nice in shallow water with a flatter hull shape. I’m getting/gotten old and I wish all of them were lighter. Looking at trailers now :(
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  • AaronCannonAaronCannon Northwest ArkansasPosts: 863 Officer
    edited March 2018 #6
    WC53 said:
    They are very stable, the aggressive bow and stern handle wakes and seas great, rising with the water. The aggressive shape does lessen water contact so it is a hair deeper than a flatter yak if you are fishing calmer shallow water. A rudder is nice in the wind. I fish out of one on a regular basis.
     They have a new paddle board which is very nice in shallow water with a flatter hull shape. I’m getting/gotten old and I wish all of them were lighter. Looking at trailers now :(
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