Have you tried one of these?

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Have you tried one of these?

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http://www.shallowwaterconcepts.com/photos
This fishing "boat" looks kinda fun if you don't mind falling in every once in a while!
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pool toy!
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They have these on display at Kevin's in Tallahassee.
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Kevins did sell them. Not sure if they still have them.
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Looks tippy but supposedly pretty stable.
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I've seen those things at Kevin's and sort of thought they would not catch on. It can't be as easy to paddle as a kayak, which would limit your range pretty severely.

Maybe good for a farm pond.

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I have a hard time believing this picture.
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Flint River Pirate wrote:I have a hard time believing this picture.
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I think that picture was taken just before the wave flipped them over backwards. :o :smt005
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I can just see someone pulling one of those things behind their bay boat at full throttle, just to beat the skinny-water crowd to the tidal creek. :lol:
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Hmmm....If it was black and had a cannon sticking out of the platform, it'd look a lot like the USS Monitor!
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I'm glad they make them in orange.... it'll make it easier for the Coast Guard helicopter to spot and fish them out.
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It would be a good beach toy for the kids.
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