I'm guessing 95% of mpd510's ProAngler fishing is over a mile offshore in the Texas Gulf of Mexico.
mpd510 says: "The only issue i have had is that on rougher days going out it tends to break through wave instead of going over them. This can cause the front storage area to take in water (not into the hull, just into the front tray).
The steering is very sensitive and take some getting used to as not to over steer. The best thing about it is how comfortable you are while fishing in it. Even after 5-7 hours my butt does not hurt.
I know there are some who disagree that this is a BTB yak but I could not be happier."
What others say:
"mpd510 has one i fished with him on sat. it looked to me like it handled well the only downside i see to it is how heavy it is. it was pretty fast too i had to really paddle my t140 to keep up when we were heading out"
and another said:
"I have to admit, when we were at sun oil week before last I was just a little jealous watching mpd510 fly around in his! Made me think twice, that is for sure. I have to load/unload my yak from the the top of the pathfinder alone too much to deal with the weight though..."
mpd510's 6-7' shark. Hobie ProAngler, BTB (Beyond The Breakers) Surfside Texas June 06, 2009
May 28th, 2009, BTB (at Sun Oil,) Texas; smaller sharks
