I know that anything is possible to rig redneck style, but...

[carbd89sleeper]

I found a little hidden access point to Lake Lewisville near the house and have been looking at kayak's recently...seemed like good omen. It's great exercise and fun on the water...except was unsure about the getting there part.

You can try White Rock lake in Dallas as well, I got a bud that does that shit there...

[AdamLX]

No jokes about Becky's man in the boat? I'm let down.

[carbd89sleeper]

no jokes about becky's man in the boat? I'm let down.

haha!!

[motoman]

Lots of used ones locally.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/search/sss?query=kayak&srchType=T&minAsk=&maxAsk=&hasPic=1

[Snatch Napkin]

Here you go smarty pants!!!

I sell those kits in the picture. They are the way to go as they are substantially cheaper than a rack.

However, I'm in Longview.

It should also be noted that they did not mount it properly. That shit looks like it would come off going down the road.

[racegirl]

Lots of used ones locally.

http://dallas.craigslist.org/search/...xAsk=&hasPic=1

Hey moto,

What do you think about the durability of an inflatable? Something like the "sea eagle 330"?

Adam,
Hush your face! "Hoes before bros"

[carbd89sleeper]

It should also be noted that they did not mount it properly. That shit looks like it would come off going down the road.

What do you expect theres a woman mounting it?

[motoman]

Hey moto,

What do you think about the durability of an inflatable? Something like the "sea eagle 330"?

Adam,
Hush your face! "Hoes before bros"

For a first kayak it's a decent choice, especially if you're leisurely floating around a cove. Inflatable like the Eagle330 is built more for a leisure user, it's definitely not something I'd personally trust out in river. I've used inflatable before and I didn't care for them as much, they tend to not handle as well as they really don't have features that allow them to cut through the water. Keep in mind that all my time in the water has been on river trips, so how they handle is huge for me.


These are great for the money and unless you're getting used, you really won't find a better kayak to get you into the sport for the price.

http://www.basspro.com/Ascend-A10-Sit-In-Kayak/product/10213817/-1764058

[motoman]

If you're wanting to improve your skills in the water I highly recommend Discover Kayak.

http://www.discoverkayak.com/?ref=www.kayakdallas.com

[motoman]

Ok I didn't realize this but after looking around it looks like Dicks Sporting Goods carries Pelican kayak, which are a GREAT brand. You can get something for a Pelican Pursuit for about $250.