Emotion Fisherman

[bluefish]

like new! This kayak is great. But is time for me to move on to something smaller. I am an apartment dueler and, although i have kept this kayak in storage for a year I can no longer aford the comings and goings that it implies. My kayak has the following features:

two flush mount rod holders
One scotty rod holder
two rectangular hatches
rudder (always a must for me)
seat
paddle
the color is sand

It retails for about $1,100. At this point I am considering best offer http://kfs.infopop.cc/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

[bluefish]

like new! This kayak is great. But is time for me to move on to something smaller. I am an apartment dueler and, although i have kept this kayak in storage for a year I can no longer aford the comings and goings that it implies. My kayak has the following features:

two flush mount rod holders
One scotty rod holder
two rectangular hatches
rudder (always a must for me)
seat
paddle
the color is sand

It retails for about $1,100. At this point I am considering best offer http://kfs.infopop.cc/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

[luhrs1]

i only have 500 dollars, and i know that is cheap, but if u want that nuch for it ill buy it

[Cblue2]

Hi bluefish Ill give you 550. I live in Queens. Send me a message I can go there today to pick it up.

[bluefish]

Guys:

Although I am very appreciative of your offers, I am looking for something a little higher. My kayak is in excellent conditions. I believe whomever purchase this kayak will take home a jewel.

[PBR]

bluefish, I sympathize with you, I have the exact same yak and had the same problem as you about a year ago. Here are a few thoughts...

If your going to move to a smaller yak, I'd think 12ft would be the minimum for the bay, you might get away with a 10ft but you may have to pick your days pretty carefully...

That being said, a 12ft isn't going to make too much of a difference for storage and IF the issue is storage, have you considered Sebago Canoe and Kayak club? Based in Canarsie, you paddle out of Pardegaat Basin...

Membership and storage will run you around $300 for the first year, cheaper thereafter I think...

Lots of other bene's to being part of Sebago, too.

[bluefish]

I did not though about that. I would like to look into it. I f you have any further info on this club, please related to me. I will be very grateful. Thanks http://kfs.infopop.cc/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

[luhrs1]

hi, i have a heritage 12 foot fisherman, it works great in the chesapeake and i would say you would be ok for what you want to do, i am willing to sell if your interested.

[PBR]

Its a good thing.

Open house is June 11 this year, but you can head there any weekend during the day and usually find someone around. Ask for the Officer of the Day and they will give you the info on the club.

I believe its being used as a launch point/camp area for the fishing tournament coming up, too.

http://www.sebagocanoeclub.org/

[bluefish]

Thank you very much.

By the way. My kayak is no longer for sale!!!!
I decided to hang on to it.

[JonS]

Sebago is a great place to keep a yak. We've reccomended them to several folks who are now members.

[bluefish]

Well guys, Thank you very much for the advice. I've decided to keep my kayak and will be heading to the club to arrange for storage and to check out the place. http://kfs.infopop.cc/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif