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Sea Eagle 330 Inflatable Kayak with Deluxe Package
(Sports) Sea Eagle
Comes with inflatable spray skirts, inflatable front and rear seats, two oars, reliable foot pump, and carrying bag
Includes limited three-year manufacturer's warranty
Constructed of puncture-resistant, extra-thick K-80 polykrylar hull material
Price:
$512.00
Customer Reviews:
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sea eagle 330 delux
I tried out the 330 deluxe for the first time today and was impressed. I went to a local lake and set up on the beach. No one had a clue as I walked up with this bag what I was up to, as they were swimming. 7 or 8 minutes later, a kayak magically appears! That was fun in itself. It was easy to... -
Stands the test of time
I cannot say enough good things about this kayak. I have owned mine since 2000 when I purchased it while living in Atlanta, GA. Inflation is simple, the bag properly stores everything you need, and the fit and finish of the boat are superb. In its time I have taken my Sea Eagle on calm lakes...
Game fishing from Kayak off Australian coast See what happens when you pat a shark from a kayak.
10K Islands Kayak Fishing Expedition
A few months before, some friends and I rented a houseboat and “mothershipped” our kayaks to the islands. That was an epic trip, but I wanted to try something a little rougher. For this trip, we planned on only taking our kayaks, and what we could pack on them. When you plan on packing a kayak for camping in a remote spot, space becomes a huge issue. I have many kayaks, but I chose the Wilderness Systems Tarpon 160. Between the ample storage space under the front hatch, and the generous tankwell, I thought this the best choice for carrying all the gear and still being able to paddle well.
My friends and I decided to pack as if it was a solo trip. Each of us was responsible for our own food, water, safety gear, etc. I carried a small pack tent, five MRE’s, a large soft-sided cooler with water, first aid kit, small camp stove, all the things one would require to make a small camp. Everything fit neatly into a dry bag and went under the front hatch. All my normal fishing gear went in back. Things that I don’t normally worry about when just fishing had to be addressed as well. I carried a handheld GPS with mapping, and a handheld VHF radio for emergencies. There is no cell phone service to speak of, and it’s a long paddle back if you get hurt. Once my kayak was all loaded up, she was so heavy that I was sitting in water during the entire paddle out.
Wavewalk Kayaks » Blog Archive » Do You Have Compulsive Kayak ...
Here’s a link to a new, funny blog post about Compulsive Kayak Fishing Disorder (CKFD).
Some anglers refer to themselves as being ‘fisholic’, and that’s basically the same thing, although phrased in different pseudo scientific terms
That new article is amusing, but it’s also serious, since anglers and paddlers who spend too much time in sit-in and SOT kayaks can develop chronic pain, especially in the lower back (yak-back) and eventually be forced to quit kayak fishing and paddling, as many do - and that’s too bad.
Enjoy the read, so you may enjoy the ride!
As it warms here in Florida more and more kayak anglers will be wandering the banks looking for relief. The sight of those poor bent over half crippled anglers who vainly wish for a comfortable fishing day is so sad. To spend all that money to buy a kayak then toss another couple of hundred into a seat that feels really good for about 2 hours at the most is just wrong. Right now we are seeing bargain basement prices for kayaks that frankly offer little in the way of fishing time. What good is it to buy a boat even on sale that you spend little time in.
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VIDEO: Big Kayak StripesKayak Angler Magazine (blog) - Jan 01, 1970
Three membership levels to suit every kayak fisherman. Tarpon members receive a subscription to Kayak Angler magazine and kayak fishing hat. Join Today Our newly developed special tournament sponsorship program provides national exposure in Kayak
Times Herald-Record - Jan 01, 1970
"The parks gain momentum because of kayakers, but they also have more trails and fishing areas. The park would improve fishing habitats and increase the number of access points." Fish would thrive on better aerated water, with more oxygen, he said.TCPalm - Jan 01, 1970
Entry: $20 per angler, optional $5 per angler for big fish (length). Fish from shore, wade, kayak, boat. Entry deadline March 8. Information: 863-956-6993 or email djouppi.tcb@gmail.com. Through March 31: Vermilion snapper season is closed to harvestNorth Texas e-News - Jan 01, 1970
The fish are always biting somewhere, even in places you can't reach by boat. But you can reach many of these hard-to-reach waterways by kayak. “Kayak fishing is ready to explode in Arkansas as recreational kayaking has done over the past five years,”Sun-Sentinel - Jan 01, 1970
By Steve Waters, Staff Writer Buying a kayak to fish offshore was one of the best investments Joel Makielski ever made. Since he purchased an Ocean Kayak Trident 13 in September of 2010, Makielski, of Pompano Beach, has caught over a dozen blackfin
