Good bye old boat; hello new boat.

Recently I sold my Tarpon 160.  It was a great paddling and sailing boat and it did everything well and a lot of thing wonderfully.  But I had a faster boat, a lighter boat that surfed better, and no short boat for really twisty creeks or whitewater so I decided to let it go.

So long to my old friend the Tarpon:



In it's place on the boat rack is a new to me but very old kayak made by New Wave Kayak Products called  a Buzz. Here is a picture of the Buzz:


Please call me when it rains.

2 comments:

  1. Delena MillenerNovember 26, 2012 at 5:04 AM

    Congratulations on having a new boat! :) I wonder how much were you able to sell the Tarpon 160. My cousin is planning to sell his, also. Nice car, by the way. Personally, in terms of having a boat, it doesn't really matter if your boat is heavy or not, what matters is how comfortable you are in it.

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  2. UnknownOctober 3, 2013 at 12:15 AM

    Sometimes, it is necessary to let go of old thing to make way for the new ones. And I think it is worth it. Anyway, how was Buzz? I’m sure you are having an awesome time on the waters. And with a reliable vessel, you can explore the river anytime.

    Best,
    Olivia

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