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W Kayak For Fishing and Bird Watching, by Russell Dodd, Western Australia
Due to back problems, conventional kayaks and canoes have become unusable for Russell, so he ordered a W500 for himself to paddle solo and in tandem with his wife Wendy: It got a first run up the Canning River. Wendy … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, kayak paddling, Motorized kayaks
Tagged Australia, bass, bird photography, canoe fishing, canoeing, fishing, fishing kayak, fishing kayak review, fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak fishing standing, kayak review, kayaking, rigging fishing kayaks, river, saltwater, seal, stable fishing kayak, stand up kayak fishing, standup fishing kayak, standup paddling, tandem kayaking, Western Australia, whale, wildlife
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Fishing Kayak Review by Bruce Parks, Ontario, Canada
I’ve had the W500 out for 3 short paddles. All 3 have been extremely enjoyable. No issues at all other than operator error. It paddles well, tracks well, launches and beaches well. Its stability is awesome!
All as advertised! Continue reading
Review of W300 Fishing Kayak, by Chris Ott, Massachusetts
I can’t help but comment on what others have already mentioned and that is the dry entry and exit from the kayak. This is one of the big advantages of this kayak. Yesterday the person removing his Jon boat had to jump into the water with his rubber boots on to get the boat up on shore. I just paddled up, leaned back and then hopped to dry land in my sneakers after gliding to a stop. The ease of the exit did not go unnoticed to the fellow wading in 40°F water. The Wavewalk allows me to fish with the independence I was looking for. It is a great kayak that I will enjoy for years to come. Continue reading
Dutch Master Paddler Arij van der Kooij Tests the W500 Kayak (Canoe?…)
By Robert Borrenbergs, Catamayak – Wavewalk Kayaks’ dealer in Holland.
Arij van der Kooij is a well known name among paddlers in Holland, and one of the country’s expert canoeists. Arij is the founder of the large outdoor company Valley Outdoor (formerly Tiekano) in Bergschenhoek, which imported to Holland some of the best known canoe brands. After selling his company, he is now busy with his canoeing school named Herbie Bird, and his website solokano.nl Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak design, kayak paddling
Tagged angelkajak, boat design, camping, canoe, canoe paddle, canoe seat, canoeing, Holland, kayak design, kayak paddling, kayak review, Netherlands, review, solo canoe, standup paddling, storage, touring, tracking
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Kayak Or Canoe? – Please Rephrase The Question
A kayak is a small watercraft designed to be propelled by a dual blade paddle, also known as a kayak paddle. A canoe is a small watercraft designed to be propelled with a single blade paddle, a.k.a. canoe paddle. The boundaries between canoe and kayak are not absolute: Some Whitewater canoeists modify kayaks’ cockpits, and use the modified kayaks for canoeing, while narrow canoes can be paddled with a long, dual blade paddle. Hybrid kayaks are essentially canoes denied of most of the freeboard that canoes typically feature, and paddled as wide SOT kayaks, in the L position, which is an inconvenient setup. Since hybrid kayaks offer little freeboard, and feature no scupper holes, even mild chops makes them fill with water, and that makes them suitable only for paddling and fishing in small ponds, or on calm lakes and rivers. Continue reading
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Tagged canoe, canoe fishing, canoe paddle, canoeing, fishing kayak, kayak fishing, solo, tandem
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