King Cove has 2 rental kayaks ready to fish. One tarpon 140 and a tarpon t160i with rudder rod holders and a fishfinder.

And for those of you who only have 11 foot surfrods he has a couple rods that fit the kayak.

So, no more excuses that you can't try kayak fishing. :D

Nils

Sorry about the double posting but I forgot to add the pictures :D

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pretty cool idea. how much to rent?

Don M, has the rates, I'll find out tomorrow and post them.

sweet rigs for sure.

We rented them on memorial day from Don & Nils...had a great time and great service. Managed a few fish to 26"...but didn't matter, first time kayak fishing, first kayak fish...was well worth it. The Tarpon 160i is a very nice yak, a little long but handles very well.

I am sold on getting one...too bad to ol' lady isn't, even though she did enjoy the pungo that each of the girls rented.:huh:

Nils, got any deals on any new/used yaks? If I can find a sale, I may be able to speak her language :beat:

Nils, got any deals on any new/used yaks? If I can find a sale, I may be able to speak her language You can buy the rentak kayaks in the fall - during the summer, just keep calling Don because we get trades in that we sell.

Fishing Kayak Rental pricing - $50.00 for 1/2 day (4 hours), $80.00 for full day 8 hours (or for Night fishing - from store closes to 1 hour after store open in AM - 8+ hours)