Fishing canoe setup. Why I bought a canoe over a kayak.

[@kayakfish9912]

I fished out of 2 sit on top kayaks over a 10 year period ... caught lots of fish, had a blast. This past September (after much research/reading) I bought a Meyers Sportspal 14' canoe. Google it, it's designed specifically for fishing & hunting as one can stand in it and fish - not merely barely standing while teetering side to side, but standing long term and going through the motions of fishing (casting, retrieving, hooksets, etc.) It's ridiculously stable. My Perception SOT kayaks average about 65 lbs each, the 14' Meyers is 58 lbs. It's got a 30 lb thrust electric trolling motor. I made the switch for a couple of reasons ... First, my main pursuit is fishing, not paddling, so motoring around the lake vs paddling is a no brainer. Second is the comfort factor. After 6-8 hours in a kayak, I had to unfold myself to get out and dealt with a kinked lower back for several hours until I got ironed out. Trying to pee took a choreographed routine to pull off successfully as space was at a premium. The ability to stand, sit, kneel, pee, etc. at will in a canoe is a beautiful thing. Lots of room, everything I need in front of me or under the seats. It's a world of difference. In my case a pedal kayak wasn't an option as I have to self load into a full size pickup and they are quite heavy. I'm not knocking kayaks at all, I still have both of mine and have no intention of getting rid of either as my kids like to paddle around for fun. The canoe allows me to cover more water and stay out longer which translates into more fishing. I'm all for more fishing : - D

[@BrianSniatkowski]

A lot of people choose the kayak because it's so popular these days, and don't even consider a canoe for fishing. But the canoe is one of the most versatile, time tested boats ever made. I've fished out of sit in kayaks and found sitting in the same position all day uncomfortable. Unhooking the catch in your lap is a wet and messy affair and there is little room for a decent sized tackle box, and forget it if you want to bring a cooler/and or your dog along. And if you want to go camping simply toss a dry bag with your camping gear inside the canoe No trying to stuff everything inside the tiny, not so waterproof hatches. I've also tried sit on top kayaks for fishing. Though stable and providing a little room to move around in, they still don't hold a lot of gear. They are also heavy for their size (some of the popular ones approach 100 lbs) and are somewhat difficult to carry. Your tackle box is behind you and tough to get at and the things are slower than a herd of turtles in peanut butter. They sacrifice a lot of speed for stability. It's also a lot easier to add a trolling motor to a canoe. I've seen it done with kayaks, but with difficulties. There are transom mounts, but heaven help you if you need to clear weeds or a tangled line from your motor. The only advantage of kayaks as I see it is that they aren't as affected by the wind, so on windy days they are easier to handle, but when all things are considered a canoe is a much better all around fishing machine.

[@TheBrooksie1417]

I have the ascend fs12t and can hold more than I'd ever need, it weighs 80 pounds and I can haul it by myself. I use a 3 pound anchor with an anchor trolley and can stop wherever I want and not spin around like you would in a canoe if it's windy. Price point is just under $600 and is well worth it seeing as other comparable models are in the thousands. My only complaint is that I can only go alone since it's a one seater and not many of my friends have kayaks. I recently bought a 12 foot canoe for $100 and it came with two paddles. Took it out yesterday and it was great

[@bobshepard9751]

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[@christopherrichardson6092]

I've done both, extensively... and there's NO reason to have a yak over a canoe... i can go where yakkers can, i have control over my boat like they claim to have... i can always haul more gear then they can... i stand up fish, but have seat with backrest if I want to take a break ... there's NOTHING a kayak can do I can't with my canoe! ;)

[@bobshepard9751]

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[@AtiyaBox]

Ugh... Very wet.. Very messy and I love to fish..Love to gut, clean, season and cook... But I HATE fighting with a dying fish.

[@fazejevs4684]

I was waiting for that cat to get hooked. That cat is a character, that's the kind of cat I like.

[@georgecarini345]

I don't let our cats get near any fish hooks. Imagine if Newton got hooked. Not good.

[@Laxcodyj]

I really like the set up! If you don't have it in the canoe then you don't need it.. but you have everything. Love the cat he's great

[@farnorthpicker56]

We have canoes, kayaks and paddle boards... and fish from all of them. Lots of fun from kayak or paddle board but in all honesty the canoe is the best to fish from. We just love being out in any of them!

[@Hkarl85]

That cat is mega cute !!! came here for the canoe and got the cat as bonus

[@JJ-mo3kw]

The transducer mount is awesome! Thanks for the video 🤙🏼

[@XIPHIASCDXX]

Kayaks were originally made by "Eskimos" to paddle in the sea. Canoes were made by just about every native culture on the planet and are what were used on all inland waterways. My Algonquian ancestors built canoes in excess of 30' to travel on the Great Lakes.

[@Capt_Killingfield]

I really like your simple canoe setup. I find the canoe, with a kayak paddle, more versatile than a kayak. It's funny though, when people see me with a kayak paddle in my canoe, they look at me the same way they did when I rode my Harley with a full-face. Ha!

[@coburnlowman]

I have a 10 ft sit on kayak. Its a higher end box store model that I can load alone. My body size is on the plus status. 6ft even 260lbs with a hip replacement , several back surgeries. It gets un comfortable quickly. Seeing this makes me wanna make a new purchase. I didn't hear the dimensions of this craft but it looks as nimble as a yak. For me to get something from behind I gotta paddle to a shallow and stand up in the mud to get what's needed. I'm working on an antique fiberglass 2 person that I cut off square to make a transom to hand a 6 horse Johnson. But this solo has me wanting to trade in the yak.

[@65LB]

I have found that I use a Kayak paddle now in the Guide, or with two people in my aluminum canoe. Much easier to paddle/control with the yak paddle. I do think I will add light trolling motor and outriggers before this summer is over. At my age, I appreciate the 36# weight over the 70 of a full sized canoe or most of the Yaks. In open water and with a wind I could see an advantage of the yak with little surface area to catch the wind

[@rorystibbs5164]

Great looking canoe and very good video , thanks

[@yvettep1093]

Thanks for the details! I thought about buying a kayak to take my dog with me but ya sold me on the canoe. Love the cat!

[@ieatstuff727]

I have this canoe! I have been trying to find videos like this!! I love your cat

[@Darthbelal]

I have an Old Town Pack canoe that I use when crabbing. It's light, nimble, versatile and can float merrily along in very shallow water. For ponds, lakes, tidal estuaries and rivers on the quiet side, I'd take the Pack over a kayak because of it's versatility and ease of getting to your stuff. If I were to go out in BIG tidal rivers or venture into the ocean, it'd have to be a specialty kayak.......

[@Cromium2231]

Great video. Was trying to decide on canoe vs kayak and I think you sold me on the canoe. F*ing love your cat!

[@plotholedetective4166]

The old school 90s game boy had a fish finder attachment you could buy. It works better than you would think it would.

[@gkarjala]

Cool rig brah!! Keep fishing, never stop.

[@jbjgibbons]

“Get off me cat. “. Best part of video! 😂

[@TheFrogfeeder]

So excited, ditching my beloved 1-man pontoon for a scout ss canoe, getting it tomoro. Have a 40lb motor, fishing buddy fish finder, clamp on down rigger, my rod holder with 3 various mounts. Got the whole week off so I’ll spend it outfitting the canoe and take it out ASAP. Can’t wait! Nice video, all your equipment is higher end than I have, but I just want to let people know that they can have this setup with comparable items for probably a lot less money than I’m seeing here...

[@MN-jt6vi]

Nice video. I have dropped my S3 in the water and left it in my turnout gear which got soaked at a fire. It still works perfectly fine. I didn't do the rice trick or anything. The sound initially wouldn't record on videos for a couple hours but then it just came back on both occasions. Those Samsungs are tough.

[@michaelmailheau1511]

Have you ever seen or tried rowing a canoe with 2 oars using oar locks? I highly recommend it to upgrade your canoe....God Bless

[@RobertKingofMaine]

I am 66 yoa and have been canoeing since I was in my late teens. My thing is that I am done paddling. I have a 55 pound thrust electric motor mounted on my 18 foot Discovery canoe and I have it set up to go….about 6 feet per second…which is moving out at a very good clip….silently. I love it. The problem is weight. The 18 footer is too heavy. Now, I spotted the Old Town Pack and I think it is perfect for my needs. I photograph and video nature. The problem I see with your Pack canoe for my needs it the location of the seat. I think it is not far enough back to be able to operate an electric motor that is mounted far enough back to actually steer the canoe. I have found that unless that electric motor is as far back as you can get it to the end of the canoe….it will not turn the canoe.

[@ericl2969]

You won't need an electric motor with a solo canoe. You said your trolling motor makes your canoe go 6 feet per second and that you are happy with that speed. That's 4.1 mph. I've been paddling solo canoes for years, miles at a time, and never go slower than that except when deliberately dawdling. If you cheat and use a double-blade paddle like most people do with solo canoes (I myself do not), you'd find it even easier to go at such speed. Plus, you'll save about 100 pounds of weight (battery + motor), and won't need hardware to secure your battery (most people don't bother with that, but it is required by law for every state I've ever checked).

[@kennygtexas]

Very nice set up.

[@plutoplatters]

I have the exact boat...my second one ...sold the first one years ago thought I wanted bigger. I've built a seat that sits 1 inch off the floor... it increases the stability about 90% take yours out one day without the seat... you will see... sit on the canoes bottom.

[@phillipjacobson4498]

In the past I flipped a canoe in a deep lake it went straight to the bottom. It was so deep we had a very hard time swimming down to attach a rope and struggled to pull it to shore. Kayaks have sealed chambers so it will float. Yes flotation floats can be ,should be used in canoes. To keep it close to the surface.

[@donjackson8816]

Man you have a real setup. I have to get the map setup. Thanks Don

[@G56AG]

See many hammerhead sharks in Lake Texoma?

[@hopejohnson9549]

Your cat is adorable. Great video!

[@SPARTAN-uc9er]

I like your sit backer, however I would like to know how to acquire a sit forwarder.

[@Jeschitown]

Hello what's the model of the fish finder?

[@shatterpointgames]

I would tie some string to the sonar because if you tip over it would might fall out and sink.

[@xdxdxdxd1643]

I would prefer getting a Acend H12 Kayak which can hold all your gear if you go out on longer trips.

[@robbery892]

I like you’re setup!

[@TheSpewup]

Hello again Stew here again from in England. I just took a screenshot of your video so I could zoom in and look at your seat better, the logo on your seat looks the same as the one on ebay but the one on ebay has Old Town on it also, does the logo on your seat read GCI Outdoor? Thanks very much

[@miguelitoring]

Oh yeah that's my old seat back. It is a CGI. I much prefer the bass pro version

[@DerekGraham777]

Nice vid man and cute kitty. I can't wait to get my canoe out iv got a 16' old town i gotta finish the fiberglass work on it

[@swimmer8585]

I never really liked the canoe that me and my dad used when I was younger. It's an old town. Don't use it too much because the old man just doesn't have time until he retires. But I just realized the reason I dislike taking it out by myself is because it's so damn big. I just need to get a smaller one lol

[@FumioFunakoshi]

Awesome...what a great job...a couple questions: what is the length of your canoe & do you find paddling and control are better with a kayak paddle? How long is that paddle looks like 240cm at least?, Thanks

[@miguelitoring]

Its a 12 foot canoe. Kayak paddle is essential, this is a 240cm and it still contacts the gunwales occasionally.

[@caseyloftis]

what length paddle are you using? I have been thinking of going to a kayak paddle on my pack canoe.

[@miguelitoring]

It's the 240cm angler scout. I wouldn't go any shorter than that.

[@tedsell1455]

You need a longer kayak paddle in a canoe usually , because you sit higher and boat is generally wider 🦆

[@bokeflo]

Nice setup on your fishing canoe.

[@Gillysaurxx]

Is that an Old Town Discovery? I think i missed it in the video

[@thaddaeusallenbaugh3471]

What size is this im looking for one and this one is perfect

[@TheSpewup]

Hello, I am hoping you will reply as there isn’t much on KZbin about the Old Town Pack, I asked another guy who has a few videos on KZbin a couple questions in a reply but he never replied. I live in the UK and have wanted an Old Town Pack Royalex for over a year and missed out on a few on ebay but finally got one a week ago, hardly been used barely a scratch on it and had to do a 7 hour round trip to collect it. Haven’t got a paddle yet so that’s next, managed to pick up a buoyancy aid from a charity shop for £1 so that will do for that. I have seen people mentioning lowering the seat to give a lower centre of gravity and wondered if that is something you considered? I also sort of decided I wanted a seat like yours with the back rest and use with a kayak paddle and have a single blade traditional paddle as a back up and learn to use as well, I wondered is there a brand name with that seat you have? I see Old Town do a seat a bit like yours that I can get off ebay but it’s over £82.89 plus £25.98 postage to me then probably get charged custom charges, having just looked again at the Old Town seat it does look just like yours. I also wondered about putting the chair with the back on the floor of the canoe maybe raised up a bit to keep out of any water and in front of the webbed seat fastened to it as that would bring centre of gravity down well and the seat more forward as I also think I have seen some say that the seat as it is is a bit far back? Appreciate your thoughts if you can reply. Thanks from Stew in England

[@miguelitoring]

I don't think I would lower the seat because I like to sit high for fishing. The seat is a little far back but it evens out if you have some weight up front.

[@miguelitoring]

The seat back I use is a bass pro brand. You might be able to order one but the old Town version should be good quality also.

[@TheSpewup]

texomafish thanks very much am just looking again on ebay and see that GCI outdoors do them that look just like the one with the Old Town logo but half the price typically. Thanks very much, will look through your videos again soon to see if any with you out in your Old Town pack but am sure there is as I remember seeing you take it to the water but didn’t do great fishing that day though think you did catch, I have maybe watched this video at least 3 times before today as have most Old Town Pack videos, hopefully if I get all the gear like GoPro and such which I know little about maybe I can flood KZbin with Old Town Pack adventures 😃

[@miguelitoring]

I have both now so spend allot of time in my old Town predator. Still love to take the pack out too

[@WisconsinEric]

Nice Old Town Pack... I have the Angler Edition Pack, but I actually wanted the base model like yours but they were out of stock. Rutabaga sold me a previously test paddled Angler edition at the base model price. Glad to hear you got a good deal on yours, as the Pack is now out of production due to Royalex no longer being produced. I believe they made them for over 30yrs, and yours may be one of the last OT Packs made. Your video has me very interested in the Hummingbird Fishin' Buddy sonars. I already have an old Lowrance iFinder H2oC GPS with Lakemaser chip I bought 8yrs ago, and the depths/weedlines are marked pretty good with that chip. I did not think I needed sonar until watching your video as learning of this unit. How well is your Fishin' Buddy working out for you? And does the mount leave any marks on the Royalex? Also I am on a budget, is it worth the extra cash to go with the 120 or 120c over the less expensive 110? Do you use the side imaging much? My apologies for so many questions, but your video has me searching for info and opinions on these Fishin' Buddy units. I have read they are great for ice fishing too. Thanks for uploading!

[@miguelitoring]

I really like my sonar. The clamp does leave small bumps in the royalex. I put a small piece of wood on the inside to distribute the pressure better. I don't find the side finder all that helpful. It is best for finding bottom structure and groups of fish on the bottom as well as depth and water temp.

[@miguelitoring]

Actually since making this video I cut the tube for my sonar about 9 in shorter so it is more compact and drags less in the water. Makes the unit that much better to use.

[@WisconsinEric]

miguelitoring Thanks for getting back to me and confirming that the side finder feature was not that helpful. Also great tip on cutting the tube 9inches. I am likely going with the less expensive Fishin' Buddy 110 model as my local Dicks has it for only $120. We still have two+ feet of ice on the lakes up here, so I have 5-6weeks to make up my mind.

[@dorseysiders7188]

I just got the guide 119 old town an the seat sits like 2” off the bottom

[@curtheciscokid]

Freakin cat, so adorable.

[@marcegrecco53]

The cat is the best part of the video

[@bonsaipiper3773]

check out swift canoe in Canada. They got a 20lbs pack boat!

[@bassingaround3233]

well , been in a canoe only one time I believe it's more comfortable for fishing , more space and not worries that thing fall over to the water

[@mykayaks1]

nice cat by the way,abt if you tip over,you have no hand pump maybe is nice to have 1,even if it rains will be handy.i have 2 kayaks but to go wild camping is less space,but i think if i tarp front and back would be ok...thanks for the video was nice.

[@draco2202]

What model is that

[@KnifeCrazzzzy]

Do you find having the seat high you get tippy at all?

[@boonecountyautomotive3986]

Do you need to register a canoe or can you just launch it and fish

[@davej3736]

I'm sorry, but Newton stole the show lol...and no, you didn't manage to convince me to sell my old Hobie Fisherman...but well worth watching Newton photobomb the entire thing lol.

[@coondogsoutdooradventures2484]

Thanks so much for sharing. I was thinking of the Old Town Next but now you have me thinking. $300 less and just add your own seat. I thought it was 59lb . At least the next is. Did you find anything close to this? I have been researching for a while too.

[@lunkydog]

Old Town Pack 12 is 33#. I bought mine new around 1990 for $399. Mowed the seat back about 1 1/2" and down 3/4" to balance out a 60# dog that likes to ride in the bow.

[@atfeyeball21]

That's a nice barn! I would love to get one of those, who is the manufacturer, or did you build it yourself?

[@BryconerFreelanceGuide]

I'd love to have a cat like that for playing with him

[@gemtoothagr]

have you ever thought of or have you ever taken Newton fishing?

[@miguelitoring]

He would probably go but I don't think he would like staying in the boat for hours.

[@blkcpdconure]

miguelitoring you never know. He might be fascinated by you bringing these weird toys in the boat.

[@ccwweeman3385]

thanks for sharing love the canoe and the cat ...ATB...colin

[@janseendiguiseppiThomasMC]

How much weight have you had in it? Is the weight limit really 550-600lbs?

[@CWallyMan]

Hi did you have that garage built and if so what kind is it

[@firefighter2699]

I've got the same fish sticker on my chevy haha!. So Im picking up my first canoe tomorow an old town guide 119, how did you get your fish finder set up?, I'm coming from kayak fishing, A canoe just seems better to me, more room for stuff including my dog, I've never used my own fish finder and I've had it only catching a couple fish for every 4-5 hours I'm on the lake, I'm in colorado, but from flordia and i'm use to salt water/commercial fishing. Thanks!, nice set up

[@miguelitoring]

mark will the humminbird portable units come pretty well set up, just have to adjust sensitivity to the water you fish.

[@firefighter2699]

texomafish thanks!, how much do they cost normally?,

[@miguelitoring]

mark will I have a fishing kayak in addition to this canoe now, it just depends on what I'm going to use it for. definitely opt for the canoe when I take the dog

[@miguelitoring]

I think I paid 250 for my color unit. The black and white ones are around $120.

[@77esto]

Great video!! Coolest cat ever...

[@WiseSilverWolf]

Have you ever tried canoeing in salt water?

[@miguelitoring]

Inshore a couple times.

[@getoffyourbassandletsfish7651]

🐈 😆 I’ve got the sit inside $150 on sale at Menards one canoes cost around $700.

[@farnorthpicker56]

Also, my son is looking at this canoe for the spring. I will pass on the video. We have an Old Town Discovery 158. Great canoe.

[@Midwestfishingbros]

How much did this cost and how stable is it? Can you stand up in it? Im debating between a kayak, canoe or Jon boat. learning toward a kayak or canoe because I won’t need a ton of space to store it.

[@miguelitoring]

I bought this canoe brand new for $800. Canoes and kayaks can be fairly cheap if you look on craigslist. I bought my old town guide on craigslist for $300. I wouldn't regularly stand up and cast from one of these boats unless you had some kind of stabilizing pontoon or something.

[@Midwestfishingbros]

Great! thank you for the info. Still deciding between a kayak, canoe or jon boat. The jon boat would be nice because I can build a casting deck on it and make compartments allowing me to have way more tackle than a kayak or canoe.

[@miguelitoring]

To each his own. I prefer the canoe because I usually launch in remote places off road. Fishing from a canoe or kayak is a very different experience that gets you closer to the fish. It is very satisfying. Hard to describe.

[@Midwestfishingbros]

very true. I have been looking on craigslist for the best deals

[@dcustombows]

Probably watched this video a dozen times... Just sold my guide 119 and regret it so much.. Lol. About to purchase a new one.

[@larryfulmer]

I've always had canoes. now I have a Grumman that I found online. a bit heavy but It's a classic for a older guy like me. I tried kayak once, didn't like it. too flat sitting for me. I have had a Jon boat i sold to my son, he doesn't get many chances to go fishing though.

[@joshualee5278]

Totally random! But has your cat gone missing? We recently adopted a cat from the shelter and he looks strangely similar and has the exact same demeanor! They don’t know his age but when we got him he hadn’t been fixed yet and still needed his man surgery.

[@miguelitoring]

He did go missing actually a couple years ago. He was already fixed though

[@joshualee5278]

texomafish wow, I really do think he has to be, at the very least family.. this cat acts and looks the exact same so much so, that I had to pause multiple times to compare them. I wish I could attach a photo

[@svsalacia6495]

What type of rack are you using on your truck?

[@miguelitoring]

It's an adarac system that I painted to match the truck.

[@rayeyth2550]

Let kitty kitty in your canoe!! He's not a dumb cat!?? Being kind to any animal is what everyone should be!!

[@michaelalvarado597]

My canoe holds 600lb... My 12ft kayak not so much. I switched. More room but a leaf on a puddle in the wind. Camp longer with more gear in canoe. To each his own amigo

[@dontall71]

She wanted to go "Cat" fishing lol!

[@XxProRider]

That effn cat is crazy

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Payload, camping option, versatility, overall way better than kayaks. Years from now, those expensive take will be worthless and the good canoes will still be around.

[@dbruce9035]

They stopped making that fishing buddy with the side view. I have the 120.

[@andrewjenkins5539]

What app do you use

[@miguelitoring]

The navionics boating gps app

[@truckman4969]

thats a funny cat

[@ernierodrig1]

Had to rewind, that cat lol

[@mikekoski2986]

whats the name of that app.?

[@markduret4751]

+mike koski Navionics

[@seangoff9578]

Can we see a video about the cat? 😂

[@billyvang346]

Whats your canoe called?

[@miguelitoring]

It's an old town pack. I'm not much into naming boats

[@billyvang346]

Retail price?

[@miguelitoring]

Billy Vang $1200 but they will be getting hard to find because it is no longer in production.

[@michaelwalling8281]

another cat video. Love it.

[@Vudujoose]

Canoe is great, but I had to comment on the fact that you have a Chevrolet mat at the door with a Ford sitting in the driveway. =P Just thought it was funny. Nice looking canoe, and I understand wanting a canoe over a kayak, I have both and they both have their purposes.

[@miguelitoring]

Ha. I'm not that die hard either way. The chevy mat was in the garage when I moved in. I usually put stuff on top of it to spray paint.

[@Kawasakimoon88]

Jeff Norman got to have something to wipe your feet on hahaha

[@noahturner1508]

+Kawasakimoo

[@StormLaker]

+Jeff Norman I also own a chevy pickup.....my old floor mats from my Ford I used to have adorn the floor. They are in rough shape.....but functional. I catch hell all the time about it, haha.

[@beargibson3100]

+Jeff Norman (Sumfun) made me laugh too.

[@bobharold86]

Canoe over kayak, any day in my book.

[@fishfinder3583]

canoes rock!

[@captainpegs07]

I can't find this model. How does it compare to the Old Towne Next?

[@FrugalFlyRodder]

captainpegs07 It was a special plastic that's not manufactured in the states anymore. It's a real shame too, I use to have one, but it was stolen back in the late 70's, so I'm not sure when he bought it. I do have the Old Town Guide 119 now, which is very similar to the Pack with the exception of weight... the pack weighed 33 pounds, my Guide 119 weighs 49.

[@CambrenSievert]

I love your cat

[@kevinwelsh7490]

the cat knows there's something going on

[@larrywilliams120]

the cat is cute

[@noway8210]

I am sorry. I must have missed the reason you went with canoe instead of a Kayak?

[@WhitchurchFishing1]

yeah me to

[@mikesanchezgsxr]

Terry Smith Cost He said he got a really good deal on it

[@kinnish5267]

rambled on about a lot of things but never said why

[@lyman135]

Terry Smith He said because of the weight of the kayak. He said they're so heavy and he has to load on top of his truck so he'd rather spend the energy and time on the water than loading the heavy kayak.

[@tray22]

I am looking at a sit on top vibe 130t because if I want to fish in the ocean it can handle it. The canoe would end up being structure on the bottom of the ocean with me swimming back.

[@subutai8392]

This was probably in the video but I couldn't find it but what size is the canoe? Very nice setup BTW

[@miguelitoring]

it's a 12 foot canoe

[@Artman1]

I think that cat wants to go fishing.

[@acerview77ctre]

My first time Kayaking and this Kayak held strong. kzbin.infoUgkx4k5UrhC3v_Y4hIEaXLGvHcN5a5aBmZNB The water got pretty rough as a speed boat zipped by me, and the Kayak withstood it (I expected to be capsized). The Ores are very easy to put together, the pump worked beautifully. the seats are a bit hard to sit in after a while (I recommend sitting on the floor). after reading the reviews I was very scared it'd get a hole in it, the material is very strong and durable. The Air valve may need a small Phillips head screwdriver to adjust, other than that, it's well worth the money!(update)I've gone Kayaking in 3 Lakes and 2 rivers totaling about 40 miles. the kayak had two holes and they patched easily and no other problems can't wait for kayaking season this year!

[@usmcwest0352]

Nice video, we should go fishing some time! haha

[@IRsBlueManMoney-Channel]

The real reason is because of the saxophone wearing sunglasses. You know the one. Just admit it.

[@guysview]

I love kitties.

[@subscribetomerl8516]

that cats on some other shit

[@alanjohnson8396]

Nice Sir.