06-21-2006, 01:38 AM
Tube,
I agree with you on the "hands free" issue with the kayak. I can get one hand free by using a ping pong paddle to move slowly along. The small paddle is easily put down when you need to use both hands to retrieve. The strengths of the kayak are speed, wind resistance and slow trolling. There is absolutely nothing more efficient for casting and positioning than the modern float tube. I haven't done so yet but I'm thinking of towing my tube the next time I go kayak/camping and fishing. As a fishing machine the tube rules. Have you ever floated a river in your tube Tube? ("Tube tube" almost comes across like TubeN2.)
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I agree with you on the "hands free" issue with the kayak. I can get one hand free by using a ping pong paddle to move slowly along. The small paddle is easily put down when you need to use both hands to retrieve. The strengths of the kayak are speed, wind resistance and slow trolling. There is absolutely nothing more efficient for casting and positioning than the modern float tube. I haven't done so yet but I'm thinking of towing my tube the next time I go kayak/camping and fishing. As a fishing machine the tube rules. Have you ever floated a river in your tube Tube? ("Tube tube" almost comes across like TubeN2.)
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