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anyone here ever float the new river (any section) with a one man pontoon? If so, how would you rate it's difficulty?
I normally use a canoe and float the 8 or so miles from the NC/VA line to the take out at "zaloos canoes" and never had a problem. I'm fixed on wanting to buy a pontoon in a month or so and give it a whirl (been waiting on the water levels to come back up). thanks |
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Jubal, you might want to talk to Darrin over on the CFF. http://www.geocities.com/cff1611/index.html
He floats personal pontoons all the time for trout and smallies. He is in W.NC also. I plan on fishing with him some this year. read the flotilla thread under watercraft forum |
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thanks troutman |
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I have a 9' PAC 900 and I think it is more stable than any canoe I have been on. For safety sake, among other reasons, I would choose a pontoon over a canoe almost every time.
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