Lake Superior - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

2tundras · 02-19-2010, 01:50 PM

I'm not overly worried about the hump in. My canoe and normal pack load far outweigh this kayak tied to my rump...plus were dumping our tents, stove, cooking untenslis and so on....so my pack will go from 65 pounds to maybe 40. I'll make it.

I'm more worried about paddling down Superior's exposed shore having little kayak experience. I'm guessing the sit on's don't like 6 foot rollers...

I was checking out the inflatables. They seem solid enough but that's a lot to spend on such a limited use item. I live on Superior so I would probably wanna take whatever I buy out for a burn once in a while.

02-19-2010, 01:50 PM	#4
2tundras Junior Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 2	I'm not overly worried about the hump in. My canoe and normal pack load far outweigh this kayak tied to my rump...plus were dumping our tents, stove, cooking untenslis and so on....so my pack will go from 65 pounds to maybe 40. I'll make it. I'm more worried about paddling down Superior's exposed shore having little kayak experience. I'm guessing the sit on's don't like 6 foot rollers... I was checking out the inflatables. They seem solid enough but that's a lot to spend on such a limited use item. I live on Superior so I would probably wanna take whatever I buy out for a burn once in a while.