Which yak for novice for estuary and in shore?

[richi]

I think Yakitty has still got one for sale all pre rigged

[darnsarf]

Hi Wirral

 

yes. you can buy angler versions. These come with flush mount rod holders etc. HOwever, this sport has a habit of making tackle tarts even out of Quakers so bewarned

 

Depending on tides the Caper Angler version (discussed above) would be a good starting point. As for dealers cant help you Im afraid but someone from your part of the world should be able to help. However, would definately recommend "try b4 u buy"

[wirral sea fishing]

found a few sites, best one seems to be this one: http://www.sit-on-tops.co.uk/drifter-angling.htm, as for the try before you buy that is what i am looking in to now, seems the Wirral is a forgotton place for Kayak fishing / interest

[Yakity - Yak - u.k.]

Yes I do have a fully rigged XT for sale. ( thanks Richi )

 

That wasnt the reason I sugested the Scrambler though, I realy do have a huge amount of faith in the Scrambler.

 

She is a great kayak to have and fish from.

 

So why are you selling yours I hear you cry !!

 

Because Im going to buy the Scrambler XL at some point.

 

I will be using her to fly fish from mostly.

 

So Wirral, if you get a chance have a paddle in one, you wont be dissapointed.

 

 

Have a look at www. Bournemouthcanoes.com speak to Simon, very helpfull , the service ,and after sales is excellent, as some here will support.

 

 

 

YY

Edited February 26, 2006 by Yakity - Yak - u.k.