09-22-2012, 04:46 PM
Your craftwerk is certainly lean and portable, and full of PVC. You just carry it right, no wheel or rolling rack? I'm sure you just park close for dropoff most times.
Plus you get a level of flexibility with smaller waters, or low times - I'm actually toying with repatching the old inflatable kayak and dropping it in some mud puddles up north.
I"m always impressed at the bigness of some of the lakes you go out, navigate and master. Cover a lot of ground for a small wessel.
So why not a bigger tube, or more of the toon type? You tried a new rig some time back, but stuck with the ol' green'n. Do you just like to keep your gravity of center low? Maybe there's times smaller is better? Get more bang for your buck off the 'lectric?
Nother nice report. Ho hum, nother mess of fishes there...tee hee. Tnx for the report.
Plus you get a level of flexibility with smaller waters, or low times - I'm actually toying with repatching the old inflatable kayak and dropping it in some mud puddles up north.
I"m always impressed at the bigness of some of the lakes you go out, navigate and master. Cover a lot of ground for a small wessel.
So why not a bigger tube, or more of the toon type? You tried a new rig some time back, but stuck with the ol' green'n. Do you just like to keep your gravity of center low? Maybe there's times smaller is better? Get more bang for your buck off the 'lectric?
Nother nice report. Ho hum, nother mess of fishes there...tee hee. Tnx for the report.