Hi my fellow anglers,
I'm just getting back after a long hiatus; I had to quit kayaking for a while - over the last year I've had bilateral hip replacements. The good news is I'm back to almost 100% health. I actually feel better than when I first started to kayak fish. My first kayak was an ascend FS 10. That is a sit in yak and I often find myself reluctant to go saltwater fishing. So, I know I want a sit on top kayak. I also would like to have one I could stand up in ; to be able to sight fish or use crank baits/top lures. I also have seen some pretty cool videos of guys in Hobie PA's crabbing on the Chesapeake; the hands-free propelling is ideal for just that-especially when you're running crab lines.
I know of two hands-free kayaks, the Hobie pro angler and the native propel slayer. Are there any other kayaks that are similar? I Kinda want to keep my cost down. What that means is either a used hobie PA or a new native propel slayer.
Can any of you who on either of these yaks tell me the benefits of one over the other?
Thanks,
Pudgy Prawn
I'm just getting back after a long hiatus; I had to quit kayaking for a while - over the last year I've had bilateral hip replacements. The good news is I'm back to almost 100% health. I actually feel better than when I first started to kayak fish. My first kayak was an ascend FS 10. That is a sit in yak and I often find myself reluctant to go saltwater fishing. So, I know I want a sit on top kayak. I also would like to have one I could stand up in ; to be able to sight fish or use crank baits/top lures. I also have seen some pretty cool videos of guys in Hobie PA's crabbing on the Chesapeake; the hands-free propelling is ideal for just that-especially when you're running crab lines.
I know of two hands-free kayaks, the Hobie pro angler and the native propel slayer. Are there any other kayaks that are similar? I Kinda want to keep my cost down. What that means is either a used hobie PA or a new native propel slayer.
Can any of you who on either of these yaks tell me the benefits of one over the other?
Thanks,
Pudgy Prawn
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