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Yah I caught the orvis podcast, but im looking for a peddle drive and them mainly talked about the mayfly which isnt. I can see reaching down to move the rudder, but still would be much easier to do than have to paddle with one hand while fighting the fish. Gotta find somehwere with some more reviews on river fishing with kayaks.

I mainly wanted to know how the stability was with the pro angler and if its a hastle to get turned around on the river. I was also curious of how easy it is to paddle since its such a big and wide kayak.

Free hands would be my main reason. Could us the pedal drive in reverse to slow down when you get a fish and stay stationary without having to fiddle with oars or anything of the like. Plus I can use the kayak to just paddle around as well on lakes with my friends. More gear storage on a kayak too and you can get around a lot faster I would assume.

Hey Guys, I'm looking into getting a fishing kayak and want to hear some opnions for everyone. I'm going to be looking to use the kayak for floating the bow and fishing in lakes. Probably 50/50 plit between the bow and lakes. I was looking at getting a hobie pro angler 12. I wanted to know if anyone has any experience with floating the bow while fly fishing from a kayak or if anyone has used the hobie before. Appreciate everyones replies.