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Cigar Minnow
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 23
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I understand that the hull of the pescador 12 is made from the the 2008 Tarpon mold. What's the difference between a 2012 pescador and a 2012 Tarpon. The hatches look nicer on the tarpon. The tarpon has a track system. Is one built better than the other- thicker plastic,ect? Do they row the same?
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Grouper
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 781
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Little things like the hatches and I know the pescador doesn't have a bag under the cockpit hatch like the tarpons do. I may be mistaken but the pescador foot braces seem a little more flexi than the tarpons also.
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Grouper
Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Pace
Posts: 602
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The Tarpon has COMFORTABLE seat....................
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Grouper
Join Date: Sep 2007
Posts: 781
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oh yeah, forgot about that. my wife has a pescador and mine is a tarpon 140 (2008), seats are both CSS but mine has an adjustable back, which does really help.
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Aw hell.
Ruby Red Lip
Join Date: Apr 2012
Location: Northeast Pensacola
Posts: 92
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Also akin to the pre-'08 Tarpons and identical to the Pescador sport are the West Marine Pompano 120's. They're the same as the Pescador sport but they lack a seat. I picked up my Pomp 120 for $350 on a sale and ordered one of the nice seats from ACK.com for $140....I've got me one sweet float for sub-$500 and she even came with an anchor trolley.
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Junior Member
Cigar Minnow
Join Date: Mar 2011
Posts: 23
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I ended up getting my wife a tarpon 12 and my daughter the tarpon 10. They paddle very nicely, and I think they are going to be a lot of fun. Now I have to decide on my fishing yak. Is the hobie outback a lot more stable than the revolution? Is the outback much harder to paddle in the skinny water than the revolution - I think that I have narrowed my choices down to those two. I want to be able to paddle with the family but still want to go a mile or so offshore. Some of my bay fishing may require some distance so the revolution seems to be a good compromise, but stability is also important. I won't be able to test the 2 out side by side for a couple of weeks.
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Mingo
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Cabot, AR
Posts: 141
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Congrats on the purchase of the W.S. tarpon 120 (I have one too), I also have the Hobie Revolution you are considering, love it!
If your worried about the stability of the revolution you can always add the sidekick ama (it's removable) and yes I can stand to fish with mine.
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