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[zubifish]

I have a Hobie for sale in the San Fernando Valley if interested!

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv...441304340.html

[tagyak]

Originally Posted by zubifish

I have a Hobie for sale in the San Fernando Valley if interested!

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv...441304340.html

saw this add and it seems like a fair deal considering that it is only a few months old.
may in inquire why you decided to sell?

[Dunegoat]

Originally Posted by tagyak

saw this add and it seems like a fair deal considering that it is only a few months old.
may in inquire why you decided to sell?

The CL add says

I've used it twice in fresh water bad knees forces the sale!

[Dunegoat]

Originally Posted by ChefT

Get a hobie.... well worth it...

I dunno. First, they're expensive. Second, they seem like they're kinda heavy on land and with the mirage drive, I loose a lot of deck space. Also, I really enjoy the paddling. I like the exercise and my legs are strong enough from running daily. I might end up changing my mind one day but for now, I'm leaning toward the Tarpon or Prowler.

Originally Posted by zubifish

I have a Hobie for sale in the San Fernando Valley if interested!

http://losangeles.craigslist.org/sfv...441304340.html

That's a bit out of my price range. But good lookin' out. Sorry about the knee's. That sucks. GLWTS though

[FlyFishinYakr]

Originally Posted by Dunegoat

I dunno. First, they're expensive. Second, they seem like they're kinda heavy on land and with the mirage drive, I loose a lot of deck space. Also, I really enjoy the paddling. I like the exercise and my legs are strong enough from running daily. I might end up changing my mind one day but for now, I'm leaning toward the Tarpon or Prowler.



That's a bit out of my price range. But good lookin' out. Sorry about the knee's. That sucks. GLWTS though

Wish I could afford it . Very fair price considering the price of a new one...+tax
FFY

[pchen911]

A P15 got listed on CL today.

About as good of a deal as I have ever seen.

Prowler 15, two flush mount rod holders, one adjustable rod holder, garmin ff(connection prob, but wrks), battery,anchor, paddle, paddle leash, $400 obo

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/spo/2444972111.html

[Dunegoat]

Thanks man. But I found a deal on a Tarpon 16 that I'm pretty sure I'm picking up today. I just have to take my truck into the shop this afternoon and pray that the cause of my oil leak isn't my rear main seal isn't going out. If it's anything other than that, I'll have no problem swinging the coin to pick it up. Crossing my fingers that by this time tomorrow I'll be in Dana Pt launching from Baby Beach in it.

[Dunegoat]

Just got home with my new-to-me Tarpon 16. Taking it out of Dana tomorrow morning to break her in. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions and referrals guys.

[Dunegoat]

I do have a question though. I'm going to need some sort of carrying system for this kayak. It sticks out of the bed of my Sierra about 7 feet. What types of system/rack are guys using on pickups?

Thanks,

Randy

[FlyFishinYakr]

Originally Posted by Dunegoat

Just got home with my new-to-me Tarpon 16. Taking it out of Dana tomorrow morning to break her in. Thanks for all the tips and suggestions and referrals guys.

Good luck with your "new" T16.
I just picked up my "new" Pro Explorer a couple days ago (can't wait to take her out for her maiden voyage!
Trying to schedule some time to take surf launch/landing lessons from somebody so I can try to minimize the amount of yard sales I hold.

Since I live just "over the hill" from Ventura/Oxnard I just may get some practice out @ Malibu when I see a window of opportunity.

FFY