Finally a Kayak Owner - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Garibaldi_Hunter · 03-05-2007, 12:05 PM

Thanks for the info.

Anyone ever use this fish finder? Found it for 319.00 without transducer. Comes with a free weathersense module (not sure if I would ever use it) but at an 80.00 value might be a nice little add on.
Humminbird 747C LCD Fishfinder

I will definitely be going with the kayaktank. I really like the idea of freeing up deck space. the extreme has so much storage space anyways giving up one hatch does not seem to be a real loss.

I'm still not sure what I want to do with the paddles. I've considered saving some money and picking up a cheaper carbon paddle however I've used one of the Werner Camano paddles and really liked the feel however not sure I want to spend 350.00 on a paddle. If I go with the werner CoryVecken I may just pickup the glass model to save a little. For now I have an inexpensive paddle that does the job but definitely want to pickup a nicer one soon.

Spending money on toys is almost as fun is using them.

03-05-2007, 12:05 PM	#4
Garibaldi_Hunter Junior Member Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 16	Thanks for the info. Anyone ever use this fish finder? Found it for 319.00 without transducer. Comes with a free weathersense module (not sure if I would ever use it) but at an 80.00 value might be a nice little add on. Humminbird 747C LCD Fishfinder I will definitely be going with the kayaktank. I really like the idea of freeing up deck space. the extreme has so much storage space anyways giving up one hatch does not seem to be a real loss. I'm still not sure what I want to do with the paddles. I've considered saving some money and picking up a cheaper carbon paddle however I've used one of the Werner Camano paddles and really liked the feel however not sure I want to spend 350.00 on a paddle. If I go with the werner CoryVecken I may just pickup the glass model to save a little. For now I have an inexpensive paddle that does the job but definitely want to pickup a nicer one soon. Spending money on toys is almost as fun is using them.