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kinda narrowed it down to a couple boats.
wilderness systems pungo 120 dagger blackwater12. help me guys? chum?
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05-27-2008, 02:43 AM
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I don't know a lot about the Daggers, but looking at the specs, I'd lean towards the Pungo. It's a wider boat, therefore probably a lot more stable. It also has a bigger cockpit.
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05-27-2008, 09:51 AM
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The Dagger doesn't look to me like it would be a great platform for fishing, but if you're going to paddle any distance, the skeg (which the Pungo doesn't have) should give you a lot more directional stability, and being narrower, it should be easier to paddle.
I paddled a fat boat quite a distance and got tired of banging my thumbs on the sides - you should paddle both of the boats before buying one. Good luck - I wish I was buying one.
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