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Hi Ben,

Good on ya mate, well done :D

very nice looking rig. Look forward to some pics of some serious fish.
Now that you have started a fleet, to you plan to keep the eco?

regards,
Mick
 

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Nice one Ben. I'm going to have to get down to Sydney to have a paddel with you lot soon.
 

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Hi Ben

A nice choice for a family man, and the young fella looks keen to go.

Congratulations
 

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Hi ben,

Nice looking kayak :D I really didn't think much of the Hunter Green in some pics I have seen of an Extreme in it but it looks very 'refined' in the X-Factor. I'm sure it'll suit you & Cade for many years to come.
 

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:D I hope you have alot of fun over there on the "Green Machine" mate, not as fast as the "Eco" but I am sure you will land a few more fish :twisted:
Well done mate
 

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Love the colour and the set-up Ben. A true stealth boat. Stealth is everything up here in the clear water.
 

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Hi Ben,

Tearing my bloody hair out. I want a relatively fast plastic for messing round the rocks & snags but I also want a very sea capable and fast - effecient fibreglass job for off shore.

I am looking at something like a Cobra expedition or maybe a swing for the plastic and am waiting on my hybrid Mermaid SOT for offshore. The Mermaid should arrive shortly after Christmas.

My problem is that the places I fish at the moment are a minimum of 4 miles each way from the launch sites with very strong tides at times.

I know that I can catch fish closer to the launch sites but the paddle itself is a major part of my enjoyment of fishing. I get very frustrated in a slow, inefficient boat.
 
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