u/NiceGuy_Marco

inflatable boat or paddleboard?

i'm planning on selling my recreational pelican kayak.

i was wondering if i should get paddleboard or an inflatable boat? both would be from second hand markets

in terms of paddleboard, i would probably be only able to get a hold of the standard width boards not specifically made for fishing. there's a nautica paddleboard that comes with a seat an d rings to hold a cooler

in terms of inflatable boats. i would be looking at the intex mariner 3.

the inflatable boat is very enticing to me because i can upgrade it and get a trolling motor on it.

but i would like to hear from you guys what the pros and cons of each are.

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u/NiceGuy_Marco — 19 hours ago

are welcome deals different than special offers?

when i try to stack multiple special offer items, each item costs more. does the special offer pricing go away after the first purchase?

will i lose the special offer pricing, if i buy a welcome deal item?

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u/NiceGuy_Marco — 12 days ago
▲ 3 r/troutfishing+2 crossposts

looking for a travel rod that can do stocked trout but also interior lakes. cutthroat etc.

i am looking at the purelure sharpen rods

one is 2-6lb line weight 1.2 to 7g lure weight. 6ft (advertised as light)

one is 3.5 to 12lb line weight and 3.5 to 17g lure weight. 6,8ft medium light.

i own a 9ft medium 3/8 to 1oz salmon rod so i want to get something that bridges the lower end gap

both are toray1100g and m40jb. both moderate fast

would a 1/8oz spinner(3.5g) still work on the medium light?

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u/NiceGuy_Marco — 23 days ago