Reply With QuoteThere are actually some very good inflatable kayaks around, very robust and resistant to cuts and abrasions. I would however tend to suggest the poly version for a fishing kayak.
Will probably get yelled at for this post being herebut either way I would like some imput into these vessels, if anyone has any. {Imput that is
} Was thinking about a tinnie but then you have to spend money on fuel, oil, rego{boat&trailer}, motor the list go's on and on, and me being a huge tight Ar$$, am looking into something that will cut down on cost
. Does anyone have a inflatable craft. I most likley will be only using it in our local dam{Cressbrook}. Was looking at one of those ones that you can paddle with your feet, but then you need a way to get it to where you will be fishing. Least with a inflatable wack it in the car and off you go. Any help would be greatly Appreciated. CHEERS woody
There are actually some very good inflatable kayaks around, very robust and resistant to cuts and abrasions. I would however tend to suggest the poly version for a fishing kayak.
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