Agreed!

Awesome! Comments like yours are the reason I like to make the videos. To hear people get out and enjoy the outdoors is what I am all about!! I am happy to answer any questions you have about kayaking, what would you like to know? what are you looking to do with the kayaks? (fishing, day trips, etc...)

@escapewithjay no way you awsered back!! My wife wants to cruse and take pictures and I want to cruse and fish. When we were leaving the store, some people were telling us that they might be a little small for it they said

@@BOB_EDC Ha I try to answer everyone that I can. 8 ft is a short boat but still good to get you out on the water. The most important thing to understand is the limitation of your boat. You wont want to pull in a 54" muskie from lake of the woods lets say, but hitting up the shorelines of smaller lakes yanking some largemouth bass wont be an issue. Just try to avoid the windy days. I always shoot for 0 to 10 mph wind. Anything more and you spend all your time trying to hold your position. Get some practice paddling and who knows, you may find yourselves wanting bigger boats in the future. For now enjoy those easy to load and learn kayaks. One thing to note, I use my 10 footer way more than my 14 ft whister and 17 ft solstice. It is just way easier to move on and off the truck. Not as fast, sleek or pretty but a compact way to enjoy the water. Also, dont let it bother you what people say at the store about the length, yes 8 ft is pushing the limit of what you can effectively use but if it gets you on the lakes for cheap and easy, then its a win. Drunk people float down rivers on innertubes, a kayak is a big step above that! Feel free to reach out and ask any other questions you may have. Happy Paddling!

Those little fish meant a lot to me that day! >X^D

@@escapewithjay i hear you loud and clear! i hate going fishing and not getting any thing! i dont care about the size but i got to at lest get one

@@danareed1656 lol yup!