Hey first comment my friend and I are going fishing in 2 hours if you wished us luck make my day

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TuckTec are the Very Best. My wife and I own 3 of them.....

thanks Josh!

Another great channel if that's what you're after is NKYakangler (hope I spelled it right)

I have this kayak and I used it in a local river, and here's my little intake on that idea. If the water is super calm, go ahead, you'll have a great time! But the kayak, due to it very wide bottom base, does tread slow. That's not bad for a lake but for a river, you'll be very tired in the first 20- 30 minutes going up stream. Also, In times when the river is a bit more rough, this kayak will not do a good job. Since this is a "Sit in Kayak", your waist is naturaly under the water line, and so is half of your kayak. Due to this design, in rougher river water, you'll find your kayak taking in water very soon, and you'll need to be constantly taking out the water water, either with an absorbent cloth or some kind of sucking funnel. This will spoil your day out. If you are wanting a kayak for fishing in a river, I would recommend looking for a kayak that has a thinner bottom base. However, if you decide to do more lake fishing, this will be your best friend! I take this kayak in every lake I can find, as long as the wind is less than 10 mph. Its super easy to fold and unfold and its very roomy for all your fishing gear! Hopes this review helps you out!

@@alexarmenta9930 thank you so much for the insight! This really helps out!

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How has it been I’m thinking of buying one myself

@@Thisjustins I’ve only had one chance to use it so far and most of that was spent trying to figure out how to actually kayak since it was my first time in one ever, but it felt very stable, stayed afloat and it wasn’t too tough to put together. It was a little bit awkward to fish out of but I’m sure that was mostly just me being in the absolute beginner stage of the learning curve and even as I started figuring it out a bit it felt like it was getting better

@@19DannyBoy65 I think I’m going to pull the trigger on one myself! Thanks for your help!

You will bro! Persistence beats resistance

@@Tackle2thePeople thanks this lake i was at is apparently infamous for how little fish bite. I've already done some mods like a fishing rod holder mount and it works awesome. love it so far

nah so long as you keep the seat further back you'll be fine

You’ll have no problem

The trash fish thing is more related to food. When I’m targeting bass and all I get is dink pickerel, it can be kind of a bother. But don’t get me wrong in the winter I love catching big pickerel thru the ice. They’re one of the only fish in New England that are consistently active year round. But in the spring/summer I usually want Bass

@@Tackle2thePeople thanks for clarifying, it’s just where I live we don’t have very many species so I’m jealous of having fish like pickerel that bite all winter. I love your vids and keep up with the good work!

Ended up getting the newer model. Upgraded seat and they redesigned some of the rivets to be on the inside of the kayak. Also comes with additional tether points and smoother edges. Feels like a much cleaner product than their previous iteration

The seat on the newer model is a huge upgrade too! It gives you that lower back support that the previous model did not give.

fish chain hanging in the water...

Just a bycatch when you’re targeting big bass. They also can bite your bass lures clean off sometimes

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