02-23-2014, 08:33 PM
Sit in are good for winter. My sit on top keeps my feet wet. Wet feet and cold temperatures don't go together well for me. So my Trident 13 stays in the garage a few months a year.
But for warm weather fishing, a sot is the winner. Getting hot? Straddle the yak putting both feet in the water. Or sit sideways. Way too hot? Just slide off into the water. Its not too tough to get back on top.
I carry a tackle box and big cooler with refreshments in the back, a big bag with ice inside for my catch, and rod holders all over the place. The Trident 13 is rated to carry 425 - 475 lbs. That's a lot of gear.
Can one stand in a sit in yak?
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But for warm weather fishing, a sot is the winner. Getting hot? Straddle the yak putting both feet in the water. Or sit sideways. Way too hot? Just slide off into the water. Its not too tough to get back on top.
I carry a tackle box and big cooler with refreshments in the back, a big bag with ice inside for my catch, and rod holders all over the place. The Trident 13 is rated to carry 425 - 475 lbs. That's a lot of gear.
Can one stand in a sit in yak?
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