Tarpon 120 or 140

Saltwater Kayak Fishing
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I hope the man coming to see my kayak tommorow buys it, because that will help with buying a new fishing kayak. Im about 5 7 and still growing, so would either the 120 or 140 kayak be too long/hard to paddle? Or would it be a good kayak for my size? Thanks

'32 Wellcraft Scarab
Twin Y-250’s

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140… Still small enough for the creeks but faster than the 120… But either is a great fishing kayak.

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I am 5’7" and i have the 120. It is fast, stable, and light enough for me to lift over my head. I like the 120.

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thanks guys

'32 Wellcraft Scarab
Twin Y-250’s

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160

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Im 6’, 260 lbs the 140 works well but I believe the 160 would be the way to go (for my size)

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I’m 5’8", 190 pounds of lean mass. Pungo 12 works great for me. Don’t need or want anything larger or longer. I fish with a small tackle box, pump, and anchor, and that is about it.

Tidewater 196DC
Yamaha F115

Pungo 120

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im 6’1 and 215, have a tarpon 120 and love it. Plenty of room and very stable thinking about getting a ride 135 but as far as your size a 120 would be perfect

Tarpon 120

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For me it depends on where you want to fish and how far you plan to paddle. Shorter trips 4 or 5 miles it doesn’t really matter, longer trips - take the longer boat. small creeks a shorter boat lets you get into some tighter places.

I know some guys who never paddle more than a mile from the put in

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What kind of yak are you selling and how much are you asking?

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Originally posted by DFreedom

What kind of yak are you selling and how much are you asking?

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'32 Wellcraft Scarab
Twin Y-250’s