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tgriff19
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Posts: 21
Joined: Oct 7, 2007

It is what it is!


Posted: May 27, 2008 05:17 PM          Msg. 1 of 1
I recently purchased a Cobra Navigator XF. I researched this kayak and others like it for several months before opting for the XF. I am so happy I did. It's fast, stable, and is a joy to fish with. I have seven rod holders, two are on my seat back, four flush mounts, and one scotty fly rod holder. The bow has a large A-hatch and a medium sized hatch in front of the seat. I opted for the best high back seat I could afford. I purchased a blem model and I still haven't been able to find the blem. (it was a big savings) I added an AM-FM MP3 player for those times when the fishing is slow.
It has plenty of room for gear in the rear. At 12'6", 47lbs., and a 450lb capacity, it's the perfect size for me. I'm a large guy.
It has one of the largest rockered bow of any I've seen, which really sold me on this model. It handles boat wakes and waves with ease. Great for the salt!
The only issues with Cobras, since they are manufactured in California, is finding one on the East Coast. I got mine from a dealer in Texas, who shipped it air freight free to Richmond and I picked it up there.

T Griff
 

 

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