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I showed these to a few co-workers, pretty awesome reactions. Might have a sale or two for you guys after the move to TN

We would be happy to sell to them, you have a choice of strap, seat, foot grip, and port hole color. Of course the vinyl wrapped boats cost more than our basic $1500 models.

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I haven't forgotten about the go pro whitewater challenge. It's gonna happen, I was talking about it to a buddy, he's ready to do it. We will also be in the organic beer festival, we got invited by the guy that puts it on, right when we got to the party. The bikini float will be next weekend, on the lower Clackamus.

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I seriously need to see this in less friendly waters. I imagine waves would not be ideal, but I could easily be wrong on that. I'll just be patient.

Not much friendly about the Columbia, just a calm day. Waves or wakes? You want to surf with it? The whole way down to the blues festival boaters were buzzing us full throttle, and I didn't need to sit down for it.

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Not much friendly about the Columbia, just a calm day. Waves or wakes? You want to surf with it? The whole way down to the blues festival boaters were buzzing us full throttle, and I didn't need to sit down for it.

I'm interested in how well it tracks if you did try to catch waves. But mainly, I'd be interested in this as a fishing toy. And it would need to track well to keep the front forward when you are fighting and being towed by the line. If I hooked up to a 500lb Ulua or Ahi, I'd hate to have to cut the line.

 

Edit: 50lb. 500lbs is heard of, but no way on a kayak or Sunlover. Fuck that action.

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I'm interested in how well it tracks if you did try to catch waves. But mainly, I'd be interested in this as a fishing toy. And it would need to track well to keep the front forward when you are fighting and being towed by the line. If I hooked up to a 500lb Ulua or Ahi, I'd hate to have to cut the line.

I honestly haven't tried any of that, so all I can say is, I expect that it would do well, it has done everything I needed it to do excellently, and wouldn't expect any of that to be a problem. You would be pretty low on the water with a 500lb fish onboard, but the turnability and straight tracking adjustment would be determined by if you were using your removable tracking fin or not.

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Here's version 1 of the fin. We (Jesse) desided we need 2 smaller removable fins that can carry wheels, so you can grab the front end, and carry your goods and boat by the front end, and drop it in the water, wheels and all, and still get awesome tracking. (love working with geniuses) I don't have a pic of that yet, but here's version 1, Jesse's first adaptation to make our first 20 boat sale.

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Oh, shit, how do I start, first an appology to my 521, neglected, but dry, from lack of time, but the first new thing to share is that we went to a dual tracking fin, so we can do wheels, and haul the gear and beer easily into the water with awesome tracking...

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