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Bait and switch!

This!

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Hi, I can understand your disappointment, unfortunately I don't have video of that one. It was my only good pic, all my other potential thumbnail pics were no good. I hope you enjoyed the vid otherwise, but if you want to tune out, I feel ya.

But what is it? Brand? Name? If no video then please give a brand name or what it is please.

​@@JoeOceanside what is the brand or name of thumbnail pic? Please.

I second that

I third that.

Not in the vid sorry, all my other thumbnails were junk so I just used that one

@@JoeOceansidewhat’s the name of the boat in the thumbnail?

What boat is it though

That’s shitty bro! Wtf

That's literally y I clicked this. Sry man definitely not watch ur stuff anymore. Didn't even tell the guy that asked. U just told us it not in the video. Smh

Same! What is that one? Can't find it??

Same- I'd like to know!

That's a great idea. I have an underwater drone that has that capability.

You can mount a wireless fish finder to your line.

Yeah it is a concern. Inflatables are very reliable though, and popular. Alot of people use them

@@JoeOceanside BOTE is not reliable for air leaks...I've whacked my other inflatable SUP by Tower with a machete and beat the hell out of it for 10 years before it finally died to overheating and having the epoxy melt after leaving it out. My first Bote Rackham lasted all of 3 months before the outer layer popped and then 2 months after that I got a leak on the bottom from a submerged stick. Fished the same body of water with the Tower and ran over the same crap with no issue...BOTE does have the most bells and whistles but the material is far from reliable especially when u consider the price

@@JoeOceanside I had a Hobie i11 for a while that was awesome. I was nervous at first, but honestly, I used to fish Gedney island and some of the depths to get there were well over 600 feet or so. It is kind of creepy, but I never had an issue.

@@JoeOceanside PVC inflatable boats have a lifespan of 2 - 10 years.... and at THESE prices?!?? When will it fail you? Probably WHEN you are using it. No thanks.

I actually just had my 2nd Bote break yesterday haha! Yeah reliability aside they need to make a more durable board for their $1.5k price point

Hi thanks, h Glad you enjoyed

Thanks, ok that's a good idea. I will at the next show

Are you really that damn lazy that you can't type something into Google. FUBAR of a world we live in I swear

Yeah, they are really nice. Don't you have those giant crocs down there where you are?

@@JoeOceanside there up north . A few thousand km

That's awesome

That's a great idea. I have an underwater drone that has a fish finder attachment. It is tethered however because wireless doesn't work underwater

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Yeah mine is awesome, I got it in the gray instead of white

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@@JoeOceanside tnks for reply

Wow Heather, thank you so much!

@@JoeOceanside your welcome Joe!! Have a good evening and weekend

Yeah, some kayaks and paddlbaords cost more than boats. People call them micro skiff, which is in between a kayak and a boat

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Hahaha, that's hilarious. You would kinda look like a seafaring burrito in it

Coast Guard sends a chopper? 😮

Cool, glad you liked it

Hmm, maybe someone does

Yo, thanks Vin

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Yeah, I just picked up a fishing kayak for 299 at tractor supply. Video coming soon

Which jon boat manufacturers are you considering?

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Glad you liked it, thank you

Yeah, then I think they would be a skiff at that point and not really a paddle board. But it would be more stable

But who makes it

Yeah thanks for nothing. Just like dude that made this vid amh

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Hey, I know what you mean. It gets worse because many of the kayaks have a "maximum capacity", but the weight of the kayak itself takes away from the maximum capacity. For instance a 500 "max capacity" kayak that weighs 150 pounds can really only carry 350 pounds. The Old Town Sportsman 136 has a pretty good capacity as does the Hammerhead Whale Shark

@fishingthemidsouth what I didn't know that the weight of the boat takes away the max capacity now its worse

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video

Cool thanks for the heads up.

Yeah I think it's really just for lakes and ponds. But if you did get hit by a wake it shouldn't flip or sink, you might fall off though

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I have both, the inflatable is much more durable, bounces off things, doesn't get scratched or scratch other boats I come up next too. I'm constantly worried about scratching/gouging my fiberglass one.

I hear you, however the portability of the inflatables are nice

Wrobg

"Throw"*... And no of course not. No one *needs* a whole bunch of fancy equipment to catch fish, but it certainly can make the process/experience easier and/or more enjoyable in many cases as well as increase/maximize success in otherwise adverse or less than ideal conditions. It can even make the sport more exciting and/or accessible for those who might dislike it or live with certain health conditions and/or mobility issues that may have caused them to avoid it otherwise. I don't think anyone actually believes that they "need" such things aside from situations where one might require some sort of an additional/supplementary mechanical or technological advantage in order to maximize ease of access as a result of some sort of handicap or disability. Either way I fail to see the harm in folks choosing to fish however they want to. What's wrong with wanting to make it a little easier on oneself along the way? What's wrong with introducing some new concepts and ideas or wanting to consistently innovate? I'm sure no one minds when the purists and traditionalists out there such as yourself choose to fish with nothing but a handline spool and hook or a primitive spear from a handcarved outrigger canoe or something. If anything those who choose to outfit themselves in the latest and greatest gear/equipment and take advantage of the most cutting edge in angling technology often have nothing but the utmost respect and admiration for those who prefer a more traditional approach...

I agree its shit. And they canoe that folds and made of paper. Dont fancy it.😂😂😂

big push? its just becoming more popular as more people are wanting to get outside. no one is pushing you to get one . but they are nice to have. i have a boat and kayak so im neither sided

Yaks can get into spots you cant get in a “real boat”

@@tunn3lbutt if you want to float in 4 inches of water then yeah maybe but when you have 4-6 rods sticking 7 feet up in the air with pedal drives and trolling motors and such, you won’t be going anywhere that I can’t get to in my aluminum bass boat ha sorry bud

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Unless it’s a SIB. Sibs are awesome and last a long time if taken care of.

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