Kayakers?

[Strychnine]

As usual if it's outdoors I'm in.

They have limited qty out there for rent though. I want to say 8-10 at any given time. A call-ahead reservation would be in order for group.

[Chili]

i think you got that backwards there chief.

god bless.

Did you get the text calling you an asshole too? I didn't even notice your post until just now. Haha.

[Geor!]

Whoops!

[Chili]

Not me, man. I've got the mind of a 3-year old and the cock of an 18-year old.

I think you got that backwards.

[ELVIS]

Not me, man. I've got the mind of a 3-year old and the cock of an 18-year old.

i think you got that backwards there chief.

god bless.

[Geor!]

im in. and good lord we are getting old.

god bless.

Not me, man. I've got the mind of a 3-year old and the cock of an 18-year old.

Yes we are. Yes we are.

[ELVIS]

im in. and good lord we are getting old.

god bless.

[Danny46]

That looks like it was an awesome trip. Beautiful fish you guys were catching! That 2XL looks like it's made for more gear.

Oh it was great man, I've done two of those last two years in a row. The malibu is actually a 2 person yak, but he carries so much equipment he just puts a bunch of it where the second person would sit.

As long as there isn't 30 of us like the 2004 Guad trip and no one almost drowns, it could be pretty decent. Well, depending on who almost drowns that is.

[Chili]

As we get into spring we really should look at doing a group thing at one of the rental places. That would be fun.

[motoman]

Badass, thanks!

I'm sure there are a few other brands out there that offer larger yaks, I just haven't looked into many of the other brands. I'll let you know if I find something else.

[jluv]

Not at all, you'd just be needing a bigger yak. Malibu has 3 different yaks that'll hold 450+ lbs.

The eXtreme holds up to 525lbs

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_extreme.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/extreme.pdf

The Stealth holds up to 550lbs.

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_stealth_14.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/stealth-14.pdf

The X-Factor holds up to 650lbs.

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_xFactor.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/xFactor.pdf

Badass, thanks!

[motoman]

I want in, and would like to get a kayak for fishing and getting to good camping spots, but I need a large weight capacity. North of 400 lbs, for sure. Am I SOL?

Not at all, you'd just be needing a bigger yak. Malibu has 3 different yaks that'll hold 450+ lbs.

The eXtreme holds up to 525lbs

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_extreme.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/extreme.pdf

The Stealth holds up to 550lbs.

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_stealth_14.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/stealth-14.pdf

The X-Factor holds up to 650lbs.

http://www.malibukayaks.com/kayak_xFactor.asp

http://www.malibukayaks.com/pdfs/xFactor.pdf

[BMCSean]

I want in, and would like to get a kayak for fishing and getting to good camping spots, but I need a large weight capacity. North of 400 lbs, for sure. Am I SOL?

What you're looking for is called a boat.