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Rockfish on the fly with Drifter2007

Topic: Goodbye, Ocean Kayak  (Read 1229 times)

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polepole

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I just retired my OK P13 and was shocked by the changes in the industry.  It seems the only brand still with a recognizable product line is Hobie.  The sub-$1k offerings have pretty much vanished entirely along with SOT's designed to be paddled more than leisurely in flat water.  The pedal and motor offerings are insane.

Much like Richard, my OK still beckons but it needs some serious reconditioning after sitting unused for quite a few years.  In the mean time I'll be in my stubby & chubby Tupperware (Lifetime Tamarack Pro).

Yarjammer.  OMG, he lives!

-Allen


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Says the semi invisible man who helped pioneer kayak fishing in PNW.
As of July 12th, I am, officially,  retired.


[WR]

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As of July 12th, I am, officially,  retired.