to all the kayak guys

[gwl2oneida]

I'm thinking about buying a kayak and I was wondering what makes a good yak? I have a rowboat with motors and fish finders so I'm not looking to have an elaborate setup. Seems like the storage on most yaks is useless so what matters or doesn't matter in a fishing kayak?.

[msgdan]

I am not sure what part of the state you are from, but if you are anyplace near Fairfield NJ, check out " The Kayak Fishing store" in Fairfield. The owner is Jon Shein, and any possible question about kayaks and kayak rigging will be answered.

Here is the link to the store http://www.thekayakfishingstore.com/

Good luck !!!

Danny V

[basspilot]

I second Dan's post about Jon over at "The Kayak Fishing Store". Jon is a great guy and will with out a doubt help you get into a great kayak. I recently purchased the redfish 12 and I'm quite satisfied with it thus far. Jon will give you his honest opinion on what to do and not to do as far as rigging is concerned with a yak unlike other guys who will just try to sell you anything under the sun to make a buck. Good luck and when you pick up a yak give me a shout to throw a line.

[gwl2oneida]

Thanks guys, I'm on greenwood lake but I'm familiar with the kayak store. Been by it at least and have heard great things.

[Worksforjerks]

What's your price range? What kind of fishing? Lakes rivers both? As far as storage it can be useful in different situations. Some have enough rooms to store rods and a lot of gear. Sit in or sit on top?

[gwl2oneida]

Well probably lakes and reservoirs. Don't wanna spend to much cuz I already have a real fishing rig. Not sure if its better to sit in or on top.