Cold day memories - Page 2

18406ej · 01-19-2007, 08:05 PM

When is Mokai going to write a post about the boat shown in the photo?

Dichrofisher · 01-19-2007, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by 18406ej

When is Mokai going to write a post about the boat shown in the photo?

Here is a start for you EJ,
http://www.wavewalk.com/

18406ej · 01-19-2007, 08:26 PM

Thanks, Scott! Some evening reading material.

Troutski · 01-19-2007, 08:53 PM

Yea, but do the wolf's know that ?

Chuck

Mokai · 01-19-2007, 11:38 PM

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Originally Posted by 18406ej

When is Mokai going to write a post about the boat shown in the photo?

Thats my Wavewalk..A great and stable twin hull kayak..This is before i added my goodies to it..

18406ej · 01-20-2007, 09:18 AM

That is very handy looking- espescially for someone on a budget. It must be nice for some of the less accessible waters as well. Now I just need to save up for a Hummingbird, some waders, one of these and I will be all set.

BassNut · 01-26-2007, 07:06 PM

Hi, I'm from CT.
I'm new, and this is my first post.
The fellow that invented the WaveWalkers (Yoav Rosen) e-mailed me about
spotting the boat in your forum.
I own a W/Walker too.
How do you like yours?
I won't use mine without outriggers when I fish.
Have you ever flipped it?

Now Mokia, how do you like that 6hp fishing machine?
I would love to buy one of those myself.
Please tell all.
Thanks in advance.
Tight Lines

Mokai · 01-26-2007, 10:51 PM

I like my wavewalk allot..I have never flipped it..I find it very stable to fish from..I had a close call on my first river trip..I was not used to the boat yet and I caught a cross current ..I thought I was going to flip for sure..But when the boat reached a point it righted its self..I learned allot about it on that trip..

The Mokai is great also..I now use it for rivers primarily..Unless there are no motors allowed..It is very stable and a joy to drive..I use the heck out of it and it performs very well..It sips the fuel which is a good thing in todays gas world..

Andrew

Troutski · 01-27-2007, 12:49 AM

I am so envious of your boat......like a hover craft on the water, the fish don't stand a chance any more. Pictures, we want pictures.

CHuck

BassNut · 01-27-2007, 06:54 AM

Thank you so much for the info.
I've never flipped my WW either. I Came close once, the first Time I used it
like you, caught in a cross current, but I was able to get my balance back.
How did you attach your seat?
I've been thinking of doing that too, I've been using a folding
stadium seat.
I do love it, and I like being able to stand and change positions.
I had put a trolling motor on it, but that is back in the design mode.
I want it to have foot controls so I have hands free fishing.

I'm saving my pennies for a Mokai, that is my dream yak.
How is it getting in and out of it?
And how does it handle in the river?
I'd be using it in the CT River for the Striper runs, in spring,
and for some very good Pike, LMB, & SMB fishing.

Thanks again and Tight Lines!!

01-19-2007, 08:05 PM	#11
18406ej Master Angler Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Keizer Posts: 473	When is Mokai going to write a post about the boat shown in the photo? __________________ E.J. "I am going where streams of whiskey are flowing"

01-19-2007, 08:26 PM	#13
18406ej Master Angler Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Keizer Posts: 473	Thanks, Scott! Some evening reading material. __________________ E.J. "I am going where streams of whiskey are flowing"

01-19-2007, 08:53 PM	#14
Troutski Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Springfield, OR. Posts: 2,339	Yea, but do the wolf's know that ? Chuck __________________ Can't sleep - going fishing tomorrow....

01-20-2007, 09:18 AM	#16
18406ej Master Angler Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Keizer Posts: 473	That is very handy looking- espescially for someone on a budget. It must be nice for some of the less accessible waters as well. Now I just need to save up for a Hummingbird, some waders, one of these and I will be all set. __________________ E.J. "I am going where streams of whiskey are flowing"

01-26-2007, 10:51 PM	#18
Mokai Sustained Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: on the river Posts: 217	I like my wavewalk allot..I have never flipped it..I find it very stable to fish from..I had a close call on my first river trip..I was not used to the boat yet and I caught a cross current ..I thought I was going to flip for sure..But when the boat reached a point it righted its self..I learned allot about it on that trip.. The Mokai is great also..I now use it for rivers primarily..Unless there are no motors allowed..It is very stable and a joy to drive..I use the heck out of it and it performs very well..It sips the fuel which is a good thing in todays gas world.. Andrew __________________ Andrew

01-26-2007, 07:06 PM	#17
BassNut Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4	Hi, I'm from CT. I'm new, and this is my first post. The fellow that invented the WaveWalkers (Yoav Rosen) e-mailed me about spotting the boat in your forum. I own a W/Walker too. How do you like yours? I won't use mine without outriggers when I fish. Have you ever flipped it? Now Mokia, how do you like that 6hp fishing machine? I would love to buy one of those myself. Please tell all. Thanks in advance. Tight Lines

01-27-2007, 12:49 AM	#19
Troutski Super Moderator Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Springfield, OR. Posts: 2,339	Mokai I am so envious of your boat......like a hover craft on the water, the fish don't stand a chance any more. Pictures, we want pictures. CHuck __________________ Can't sleep - going fishing tomorrow....

01-27-2007, 06:54 AM	#20
BassNut Neophyte Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4	Thank you so much for the info. I've never flipped my WW either. I Came close once, the first Time I used it like you, caught in a cross current, but I was able to get my balance back. How did you attach your seat? I've been thinking of doing that too, I've been using a folding stadium seat. I do love it, and I like being able to stand and change positions. I had put a trolling motor on it, but that is back in the design mode. I want it to have foot controls so I have hands free fishing. I'm saving my pennies for a Mokai, that is my dream yak. How is it getting in and out of it? And how does it handle in the river? I'd be using it in the CT River for the Striper runs, in spring, and for some very good Pike, LMB, & SMB fishing. Thanks again and Tight Lines!!

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