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<blockquote data-quote="Billy H" data-source="post: 519313" data-attributes="member: 34877"><p>The one lake I frequent has seen a huge uptick of people in plastic kayaks and paddleboards in recent years. Back before all this it was not very common to see folks breaking the rules of courtesy. Now a lot of these kayak and paddle boarders feel they have some kind of right of way. They constantly paddle right into the path of powered boats, sit idle in channels, cut right in front of guys stationary fishing, not to mention what they do at the ramp. See it every time out. Bunch of entitled yahoos. I do not feel bad for those types when they get blasted by a power boat. That said there are some super respectful people on paddle craft as well, but definitely a minority. When you hit the lake several times a week you get to know who’s who.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Billy H, post: 519313, member: 34877"] The one lake I frequent has seen a huge uptick of people in plastic kayaks and paddleboards in recent years. Back before all this it was not very common to see folks breaking the rules of courtesy. Now a lot of these kayak and paddle boarders feel they have some kind of right of way. They constantly paddle right into the path of powered boats, sit idle in channels, cut right in front of guys stationary fishing, not to mention what they do at the ramp. See it every time out. Bunch of entitled yahoos. I do not feel bad for those types when they get blasted by a power boat. That said there are some super respectful people on paddle craft as well, but definitely a minority. When you hit the lake several times a week you get to know who’s who. [/QUOTE]
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