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  • austin20

    Atta boy. ENJOY

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  • Butchdog2

    New River?

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  • select-fire

    congrats

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  • bullshot

    Well enjoy it. I have two kayaks, three motorcycles and a boat and I'm 75.

    It ain't over till it's over.

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  • Rocky Raab

    Sold my Hobie Pro Angler 14 two years ago and bought a bass boat. The kayak just got too hard to lift atop my Toyota Highlander and down again - twice for each trip. Not to mention hauling it up the hill from my back yard to the driveway.

    The bass boat is effortless to launch and retrieve in comparison.

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  • SW0320

    i like a motor for my boat for a 70 year old.


    Sorry tried everything to rotate the picture.

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  • forgemonkey

    Here ya go ,,,,,



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  • jimdeere

    Sweet!

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  • hillbille

    figured you more for the beer and intertube type Jim..............

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  • varian

    my best friend is 73 and he still whitewater kayaks, a lot

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  • William81

    I have a 12 ft Fishing Kayak.....fun and relaxing times on the water..

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  • kidthatsirish

    I prefer a kayak myself....I have two...a 10.5' and a 13.5 foot. There is just something tranquil about quietly paddling across a lake or down a river.


    It also allows you to sneak up on and see some wonderful wildlife.

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  • yoshmyster

    When's the electric trolling motor coming?

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Enjoy and have fun

    We're only as old as we feel or something like that

    My youngest son marred into a family a couple of them love to kayak



    As for me at 65 I still avoid the water I never learned to swim . the few times I have ventured in I could count one one hand .Long story short version my mom was terrified we would drown so we were never allowed even wading in shallow water was forbidden

    By the way I sent both my sons to swimming lessons very early on and my wife loves to swim

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  • austin20

    πŸ™ƒ I just had to do it πŸ˜…

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  • 62vld2042

    In the 80's and 90's I got hooked on tube fishing for bass.

    Kitchen passes were frequent on Sunday mornings, as long as I was able to supply largemouth filets for Sunday lunch.

    My Fishmaster tubes(one backup) are in the garage.........somewhere......sigh.....

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  • yoshmyster

    austin20Β - Unless there's sturgeons living in his stretch Jimdeere ain't going to get towed.

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  • bullshot
    62vld2042: 30466969628059/comments/30467018961691

    In the 80's and 90's I got hooked on tube fishing for bass.

    Kitchen passes were frequent on Sunday mornings, as long as I was able to supply largemouth filets for Sunday lunch.

    My Fishmaster tubes(one backup) are in the garage.........somewhere......sigh.....

    Living in Florida, the idea of tube fishing just makes me think .......... "top water bait".

    Everything here will eat you if given a chance, one of the first lessons learned as a child is "don't dangle your feet in the water".

    A lesson I still remember and respect.

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  • austin20
    yoshmyster: 30466969628059/comments/30467055647131

    austin20Β - Unless there's sturgeons living in his stretch Jimdeere ain't going to get towed.

    Beluga Sturgeon. πŸ™ƒπŸ˜…

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  • 62vld2042
    bullshot: 30466969628059/comments/30467019228443

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11348795#Comment_11348795

    Living in Florida, the idea of tube fishing just makes me think .......... "top water bait".

    Everything here will eat you if given a chance, one of the first lessons learned as a child is "don't dangle your feet in the water".

    A lesson I still remember and respect.

    Yep........I can relate.....sorta.

    Most of my fishing was done in North Texas and Southern Oklahoma.

    Still.......watching a four foot gar swim by......a couple of feet from your legs.......gives one PAUSE!!!!!

    Then there's finding assorted snakes sunning themselves on the back of the tube.

    Makes ya want to walk on water......at times. πŸ˜€

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  • bullshot

    The difference is here we have sharks, alligators, crocodiles and water moccasins and most of the fresh water is dark with tannins so you can't see what's about to get you.

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  • Rocky Raab

    As I have said many times, Utah is not a four-letter word.

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  • montanajoe
    • Community moderator

    Nice.

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  • JimmyJack

    Reminds me of splitting wood with a maul. Work for a 20 year old! Give me a comfortable seat and a motor any old day.

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  • gesshots

    😁

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  • gesshots

    ... πŸ˜‰πŸ€£πŸ˜‹


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  • Rocky Raab

    My old ride...

    And...


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  • jimdeere

    Sweet! The only difference between men and boys is the size of their toys.

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  • Gregor62

    I upgraded my kayak this spring from 22' to 25' , although I believe Rocky's boat is waaay better on fuel. 😁


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  • Rocky Raab

    Look at the bathtub ring on the dikes. That reservoir is now six feet lower than when the photo was taken. It now has less than two feet of water in the marinas and the ramps are nearly unusable. But the guy who bought my kayak can still get out easily. So there's sweet and sour to everything.

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