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Your missing probably the best river yak Ive ever used, The Diablo Paddlesports Amigo. Right in your price range,super stable and durable. I river camp out of mine all the time and its extermely capable AND made in Texas. Do yourself a favor and take a look at them before you make your purchase!

We,re all good on our end. Megan and I will see you guys tomorrow!

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Ive got a Slayer Propel and a Diablo Amigo....About covers it for me.

HaHaHaHa....Well played dude! Hilarious

Diablo Amigo is a fantastic river rig

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I would look at a Native Slayer P13,,,,,Also ACK has just about all of them in stock

Pace Bend, Dink Pearson and Arkansas Bend are the only sure thing launches I know of. Sure theres others.

Ive seen it on PINS a couple times. It was an awesome sight to see!

I wouldnt worry about I have probably 25 seperate trips in that area and I,ve never seen one. Im sure theyre in that area but rarely is one seen.

I have 5 Omen Blacks,an Envy and a Crankenstein crankbait rod and I would highly reccomend any of the 13 rods....They also have an Envy Green series for Saltwater

Most likely a Bull shark.....And no our little plastic boats dont scare them one bit! I would highly recomend a fish bag. Glad yall are O.K. Pretty unlikely they would attack you but I wouldnt want to be in the water with him anyway..

Absolutely get the lightest paddle you can afford. I use a bent shaft Werner Kalliste and couldnt be happier. I also have shoulder pain and the bent shaft really seems to help with my shoulder and wrists. At around $450 its not cheap but well worth the coin..

Bastrop is almost always good. That lake has a ton of Bass in it. I wouldnt hesitate to make the drive to fish it. Fish the grass with Blade type baits (spinnerbaits or chatterbait) and T-rigged plastics. A Frog is fun to fish also. Any of those should get you bit. My last trip there I had 25 fish t...

Thats either a Blue or a BIG Channel. Definately not a Flathead.

Mine range from 6'6" for Top water baits, 7'3" for Tx-Rigs, C-rigs, Jigs and Spinner/Blade baits, 7'8" Hvy for Frogs and 7'11" Crankbait rod......No one specific length is bettr or worse than another. All a matter of technique and personal choice.

Getting excited about our own little trip. The kayak has been packed and ready since Tuesday for our Sunday put-in...just in time. Two questions for the group: 1. Are they currently releasing water for the rice farmers? 2. How has the fishing been on the Colorado lately? Its been a pretty steady 40...

Looks like Megans friend Eva will be making the trip with us this weekend.

Going through camping gear and tackle right now. Megan ,Tyler and myself are there

Been fishing Bass Tournaments for the last 2 years

Hirsch wrote:I am really happy to hear you all are coming. Been a long time since I have heard from you.

Pretty sure Megan, Tyler and I are going to be there. Did an overnighter last weekend and forgot how much I love the river. I,ll stay on top of this thread for details. Linda, Megan will be thrilled that you,re going! Paul thanks for handling the shuttle. See yall there!

X10 on the Werner Kalliste bent shaft. Best Kayak related purchase ever. At $450 and change its not cheap but worth every single penny!

Heres a vote for "bent shaft"...Used to have alot of wrist issues and pain after paddling(Been an Auto Mechanic for 30 yrs, tough on the hands and wrists). Finally bit the bullet and purchased a bent shaft Kalliste. Best piece of gear I,ve ever purchased! Pain after and during paddling has...

Cant beat the Supernovas.....On my Slayer I have blues in the front and soft whites on the rear. Have green 4" strips in the cockpit. Couldnt be easier to install. Contact Dez at Supernova and he can guide you through the process.