how do you carry your yak?

[awesome guy]

I have a roof rack on my truck. Thinking about getting one of these though for those days I paddle 12 hours straight and don't feel like lifting it back over my head. On a related note, I can't wait for it to warm up enough to get back out on the yak. I went out in the Atlantic yesterday in a 24 foot boat in 4-6 foot seas with the occasional 6-8 foot set. Needless to say my back is killing me today. It was kind of dicey getting back in, waves were breaking over the stern going out and almost over the bow. We couldn't go but 5-8 mph without getting the crap knocked out of us and we made it 8 miles offshore before turning back. I'd rather have my arms on fire from paddling than lower back pain from keeping upright on rough seas.


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[oaktonhokie]

Not sure, but the white house lets the yak have her own plane to travel to lavish vacation sites.

Is that what you meant?

I have a roof rack on my truck. Thinking about getting one of these though for those days I paddle 12 hours straight and don't feel like lifting it back over my head. On a related note, I can't wait for it to warm up enough to get back out on the yak. I went out in the Atlantic yesterday in a 24 foot boat in 4-6 foot seas with the occasional 6-8 foot set. Needless to say my back is killing me today. It was kind of dicey getting back in, waves were breaking over the stern going out and almost over the bow. We couldn't go but 5-8 mph without getting the crap knocked out of us and we made it 8 miles offshore before turning back. I'd rather have my arms on fire from paddling than lower back pain from keeping upright on rough seas.


http://www.kayakfishmag.com/gear/the-t- ... -extender/

[awesome guy]

Not sure, but the white house lets the yak have her own plane to travel to lavish vacation sites.

Is that what you meant?

I have a roof rack on my truck. Thinking about getting one of these though for those days I paddle 12 hours straight and don't feel like lifting it back over my head. On a related note, I can't wait for it to warm up enough to get back out on the yak. I went out in the Atlantic yesterday in a 24 foot boat in 4-6 foot seas with the occasional 6-8 foot set. Needless to say my back is killing me today. It was kind of dicey getting back in, waves were breaking over the stern going out and almost over the bow. We couldn't go but 5-8 mph without getting the crap knocked out of us and we made it 8 miles offshore before turning back. I'd rather have my arms on fire from paddling than lower back pain from keeping upright on rough seas.


http://www.kayakfishmag.com/gear/the-t- ... -extender/

yes, exactly.

[Major Kong]

Shouldn't your yak carry you?

[awesome guy]

Shouldn't your yak carry you?

I was short on funds and could only afford a pygmy yak.

[Major Kong]

When I was a wee lad in Varina I won a model contest by putting together a nice Yak 3 in a dynarama display.