Lifetime Fishing Kayak Comparison - Teton vs Tamarack Pro 

The Bending Branches paddle is pretty light and smooth.

Thanks for watching! Good luck this season.

Thanks! I've had the crocs for a couple years now. Haven't seen any issues with them shrinking.

@@g-wolfoutdoors8150 oh okay that is awesome to hear you had them for a couple of years and not have issues with it shrinking. I really like to know what happened to mine because these were the only closed toe shoe that would fit my very very wide feet. I have big very very wide feet sz15 6 EEEEEE wide with very very fat wide toes. My foot is 6 1/2 inches wide from my big toe to my lil toe with all of my toes equally straight across making my foot extremely very very wide and they do not make any shoe , sock , or boots that's wide enough for my foot. I want to get me another pair of Crocs because the only thing that I can wear is flip flops year around and it's been real cold wearing Flip flops in 20/30 temperatures outside this year. Especially when there was snow on the ground. Man u want to hear something funny! Because of my foot being so fat & very very wide in both Crocs I had to cut a section out in the toe box for two of my fat wide toes to hang out of the crocs. It was Real funny wearing them like that but that was the only way I could get the Crocs to fit on my foot comfortably without it crashing and hurting my toes. Thank you sir on the information about your crocs. Keep on rocking your Crocs man I can't wait to get me another pair.

It is a little. The mounting hardware flattens it out mostly.

Yeah, we do!

Good choice! I heard the Yukon is pretty stable.

@@g-wolfoutdoors8150 Yeah the main motivator for choosing it was the extra weight capacity (and the built in wheel to help with transporting it to the water).

I picked them up for my niece and nephews to be able to get on the water. However, I am 260lbs and I fish them on ponds and lakes. Without scupper plugs they only take on water when I first get on them or if I am not balanced. They are pretty closely matched for stability.

It does track pretty well for a 10' kayak. My other video shows it on the water.

@@g-wolfoutdoors8150 okay I will watch, but I mainly would like to know if it tracks better than the teton?

I will have to do a comparison on the water. I used the lifetime paddle on the Tamarack Pro so I can't really judge until I use the Bending Branches paddle on both.

@@g-wolfoutdoors8150 okay im curious because a friend of mine let me try out his teton and i wasn't impressed with the tracking so im hoping the tamarack pro will be better

I was shopping for tackle when I saw it on the shelf. It surprised me because they were marked as "not in stock" when I looked online.

They are marked out of stock but every Walmart that I have been to in East Tennessee and Asheville and Weaverville NC has them. In stock. My kiddo and I went searching for Him a tamarack 100 And no one had it but all had the tamarack pro 103

I found two in walmart, mid may sitting on the top storage wall shelves , spend 4 days on line looking for them and they were listed as out of stock. So do search the shelves at Walmart and you might get lucky, I did.

@@mcelroychandler6267 Same here I saw one in a Walmart near me, but when I looked online, it said there weren't any in stock.

@@jjr007 I am happy to have gotten one. It floats and steers well

I just cinch them snug and they are comfortable for me

It is not. He is comparing the tamarack pro to the teton not the Teton pro

The teton pro is a longer kayak, I think almost 12', with adjustable foot pegs. It's pretty similar to the Yukon. These two are only 10' long.

These kayaks are both 10 feet long.

They go quick. Best chance is when they stock all the stores in the Spring

You would think we were under attack, lol

Lol

Out of the 'move on' kayaks, which of the three do you think is better/best?

@@videojoe7 I would say that both Lifetime and ascend kayak’s are both great for beginners to get hooked into kayak fishing. Once you master them, you can progress to a pelican catch 120 or even a peddle drive kayak like the Vibe Shearwater 125

@@NickyKDChaleunphone Ok, thanks..👍

@@NickyKDChaleunphone I'm looking at the Pelican Catch 100. I hear it needs a skeg. The weight is under 60lbs. which is good..

@@videojoe7 Pelican catch 100 is a good intermediate level kayak