Minnesota Waterfowl Hunting

I've used my kayak quite a bit dragging in to WMA/WPA, but have never shot from it. It's a bit traditional in design and the cockpit is cramped.

At Fleet Farm today I saw a kayak with a larger cock pit and wider stance, better access to hauling/Storage areas, and 5 lbs lighter with stake holes for anchor dowels ...

Guessing I'm trying to pick one up regardless ..

But curious: anyone ever shoot out of a kayak before?

Might sound crazy, but I do own an F7 and am not afraid of that, so thinking I could pull off shooting from the kayak.

Not out of a kayak, but love my Stealth. Never been super comfortable in canoes/kayaks

I’ve spent a lot of time in my Carstens puddler but at 80lbs it’s kind of a pig. Plus it doesn’t track/glide that well. Leaves me wanting a hellbender

Is Derek even still making any? Last I had heard he was in FL and that was several years ago.

http://www.gotohellbender.com/

Website was last updated August of 2017

His bull model is sweet. Hadn’t seen that one yet.

I’ve shot from kayaks. Your center of gravity is so low in a yak that you’d really have to get hosed up to flip it.


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I've got an inflatable camo kayak that is unflipable, that thing rocks! But getting closer to 50 and find rigid 'yaks better for my decreasing mobility.

FIFY

lanyard wrote:But getting closer to 50 and find rigid 'yaks better for my decreasing immortality.

h2ofwlr wrote:FIFY

lanyard wrote:But getting closer to 50 and find rigid 'yaks better for my decreasing immortality.

I may return as a single drop of rain, but I will remain, and I'll be back again and again and again and again....