Yak resources

[KennyWayne]

Does anyone know of a good place to find used kayaks ? Whether a store or online. After wading in Christmas Friday and getting passed up be by several yaks, I am interested.
I got the kitchen pass to get that fully rigged one at FTU, but if I can find a good used one that would be better.
Thanks. Kenny Wayne

[reeltime]

watch 2cool and craig's lisp!

[Jhua]

check TKF as well!

[Curmudgeon]

I picked mine up on TKF (http://www.texaskayakfisherman.com/forum/), but craig's lisp is a good place to look as well. The greatest advantage of TKF is that the folks on there know their kayaks so they usually have good ones listed.

[Milkjug]

Yep, if you watch TKF classifieds and are not in a hurry, you can get a smoking deal.

[Oleander Kayaker]

Got mine through the lisp. Better variety at TKF, but you may have to drive farther.

[Oleander Kayaker]

Most of us kayak fishermen would recommend that you not get a fully rigged boat (if buying new). One guys rod holder might be another one's curse, for example. Take a lightly rigged one out a few times and add stuff as you go.

[Jerkyourcroaker]

Most of us kayak fishermen would recommend that you not get a fully rigged boat (if buying new). One guys rod holder might be another one's curse, for example. Take a lightly rigged one out a few times and add stuff as you go.

Don't disagree with that strategy. The nice thing of buying used is that you can quickly pick up quite a few accessories along with the boat. I bought mine via TKF two + years ago and picked up an anchor, rudder, paddle, removable Scotty rod holders, fish bag and a small cooler in the deal - all for about 60% of the cost of a new bare boat.

[Texfish]