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Looking to purchase a fishing kayak mainly for fishing the Manasquan. Looking to spend roughly $800. Any one have any advice on best bang for buck. Looking for stability and comfort.
Thanks
Inishmore3
06-26-2016, 05:25 PM
I would go on Walmart's web site. You can get a good deal on kayak's there. The problem is they ship via freight. So you have to be home when they deliver.
Bill T
06-26-2016, 05:39 PM
Check out the hobies at fishermans supply. For a more economical , but practical choice see the ocean kayak line at west marine.
guypagano
06-26-2016, 08:28 PM
Dicks is running a good sale.
billfish16
06-26-2016, 10:51 PM
Looking to purchase a fishing kayak mainly for fishing the Manasquan. Looking to spend roughly $800. Any one have any advice on best bang for buck. Looking for stability and comfort.
Thanks
http://thekayakfishingstore.com/
reason162
06-27-2016, 10:21 AM
People seem to like the Field/Stream Eagle Talon 12, based on the old Tarpon 120 hull. Dicks has it for under 600, which will give you enough room to buy a quality PFD (mandatory) and a basic handheld VHF (highly recommended).
Good luck!
XXlyakattacker
06-27-2016, 11:06 AM
A SIT ON TOP! No sit inside, sit insides are cheap death traps and should be illegal in salt water. And hobie doesn't make anything for $800. I would see a good quality used kayak. Check Craigslist or any of the Facebook for sale pages. There you might get a hobie for $800. Pay attention to max cap and make sure you and all your gear are well under it. Wider = more stable, but also = slower. I weigh 360lbs and have an ocean kayak prowler Big Game 2. Love it! Feel free to ask questions, just pm me.
Trident 13
06-27-2016, 11:59 AM
Have a outback, could make u a deal
Anyone have experience with moken?
And how old is outback and what type of condition.
Sorry it's the moken 12.5 made by feel free
Capt. Debbie
06-29-2016, 10:18 AM
That $800 sounds pretty cheap to get a fishing kayak. Maybe a used one?
Price the Hobies and you will see
Looking to purchase a fishing kayak mainly for fishing the Manasquan. Looking to spend roughly $800. Any one have any advice on best bang for buck. Looking for stability and comfort.
Thanks
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