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<blockquote data-quote="Brian Renville" data-source="post: 169548" data-attributes="member: 256">This is what I have and I have nothing bad to say about it. Very stable for my 6'5&quot; self. I haven't fish it from a standing position but I know I could with a little practice. It's quick enough to paddle up the Yellowstone. I have two different paddles but I really don't see much difference between them, just dig in and go.[ATTACH]13270[/ATTACH]Havent done much with fish finders but I did use the ibobber a few times and that seems to work ok until my model became outdated and wouldn't sync with my phone anymore.&nbsp; Might look into some other small options but honestly I'm not sure how much I'd pay attention to the sonar. I tell ya what when you set the hook into a pike and it has no problem turning you around it's pretty dang fun.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Brian Renville, post: 169548, member: 256"] [COLOR=#333333]This is what I have and I have nothing bad to say about it. Very stable for my 6'5" self. I haven't fish it from a standing position but I know I could with a little practice. It's quick enough to paddle up the Yellowstone. I have two different paddles but I really don't see much difference between them, just dig in and go. [/COLOR][ATTACH=CONFIG]13270._xfImport[/ATTACH] Havent done much with fish finders but I did use the ibobber a few times and that seems to work ok until my model became outdated and wouldn't sync with my phone anymore. Might look into some other small options but honestly I'm not sure how much I'd pay attention to the sonar. I tell ya what when you set the hook into a pike and it has no problem turning you around it's pretty dang fun. [/QUOTE]

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