I feel like if you could provide the price for each and where you are fishing it would be easier to help on this, but i’m leaning towards the titan.
FANTOMphoenix on
Titan.
SaltyKayakAdventures on
Two completely different kayaks for different purposes.
hesthemanwithnoname on
Do they have different drives?
Edit: I see they do. Which drive do you prefer?
PenguinsRcool2 on
Who knows what “back bays” even means. But if you are fishing marshy weedy crap and have a way of getting to that area without seeing open water. The hobie all day long.
Hobie will pickup less sea weed, you can hold the fins level with the bottom of the yak, plus personally its less hard on my knees. No idea if this hobie has reverse it probably doesnt so id ask that and consider that
327Federal on
I partial to hobie. More efficient and easier to operate drive. This is from a guy with bad knees. I can stay out all day on my Hobbie. I tested a native before I bought my first hobie, I now own a mirage and two lynx
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I feel like if you could provide the price for each and where you are fishing it would be easier to help on this, but i’m leaning towards the titan.
Titan.
Two completely different kayaks for different purposes.
Do they have different drives?
Edit: I see they do. Which drive do you prefer?
Who knows what “back bays” even means. But if you are fishing marshy weedy crap and have a way of getting to that area without seeing open water. The hobie all day long.
Hobie will pickup less sea weed, you can hold the fins level with the bottom of the yak, plus personally its less hard on my knees. No idea if this hobie has reverse it probably doesnt so id ask that and consider that
I partial to hobie. More efficient and easier to operate drive. This is from a guy with bad knees. I can stay out all day on my Hobbie. I tested a native before I bought my first hobie, I now own a mirage and two lynx
As a Hobie guy, I won’t run the passport.