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Old Mar-18-2008, 08:03 AM
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Madd Yakker


Name: Matt
Age: 31
Vessel: 15' Gregor Baja Runner, "HEAVEN SENT"
Location: La Mesa
Job:Dixieline (Sales)
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Cool Cobra or Tarpon?

Looking to get in on the yak love. I don't have the $$ to buy new. I've found 2 Yak's that i'm hardcore interested in. The Cobra Fish N Dive, and the Trapon 120.

My main use for this will be bay fishing, with the occasional lake.
I'm leaning towards the Cobra...

I'm also a bigger dude 6'6 240lbs.

Please advise

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Old Mar-18-2008, 08:50 AM
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Name: danny
Age: 32
Vessel: malibu fleet. exteme-xfactor-x13
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cobra for sure for what you want to do.

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Old Mar-18-2008, 12:01 PM
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Name: Tommy
Age: 26
Vessel: Duck Schmuck - yak
Location: Idaho
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I second that

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Old Mar-18-2008, 12:23 PM
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Name: C B
Vessel: cobra 12
Location: Near ocean
Job:metallurgest
Posts: 17
 
Here, here, yes on the Cobra!!

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Old Mar-18-2008, 01:07 PM
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Name: Jim
Vessel: COBRA FISH & DIVE
Location: Down in Fraggle Rock
Job:Keeping all the plates spinning...
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Cobra. Perfect yak for us larger model folks.


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Old Mar-18-2008, 01:36 PM
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Name: Danny
Vessel: nomake
Location: Oceanside Ca.
Job:tech. support.
Posts: 4
 
Cobra, very stable, you can seat with both legs on one side and it won't flip over.

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Old Mar-18-2008, 07:39 PM
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Madd Yakker


Name: Matt
Age: 31
Vessel: 15' Gregor Baja Runner, "HEAVEN SENT"
Location: La Mesa
Job:Dixieline (Sales)
Posts: 145
 
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Sweet. I'm totally leaning towards the FnD. Thanks for the input. Just have to wait for next week to roll around...

I drive a TrailBlazer, can i throw the Yak on the roof rack, or is it better to get a little hitch and tow it?

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Old Mar-18-2008, 11:28 PM
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Name: Tommy
Age: 26
Vessel: Duck Schmuck - yak
Location: Idaho
Job:le
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roof rack....check out a bunch of different models.

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Old Mar-24-2008, 10:16 PM
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Madd Yakker


Name: Matt
Age: 31
Vessel: 15' Gregor Baja Runner, "HEAVEN SENT"
Location: La Mesa
Job:Dixieline (Sales)
Posts: 145
 
Images: 8
Now i'm thinkin about possibly the 135 vs the Fnd vs the malibu extreme....

Leaning really hard towards the 135

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Old Mar-25-2008, 10:28 AM
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Name: Brad
Age: 38
Vessel: kayak
Location: La Jolla, CA
Job:scientist
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The FnD is a great yak to start out on, but a lot of people I know grow out it of it rather quickly (it's a pig). The tarpon may be the opposite, a little tricky at first but most guys I know with them like them. The extreme is in the middle. Very stable and easy to get comfortable on, but so comfortable you may never leave it. Try em all and see which one feels right for you.

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