Jackson Kayak Coosa X RIVER FISHING KAYAK | On Water Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- In todays video we're doing the second part review of the new river boat from Jackson Kayak, Coosa x. Be sure to check out the first video if you haven't already where Jackson Kayak Brand Manager Jameson Redding and I go more in depth of all the new features
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SELECTING A FISHING KAYAK:
• How To Select a Fishin...
HOW TO FLIP YOUR KAYAK:
• FLIP Your Fishing Kaya...
HOW TO LOAD A FISHING KAYAK:
• How To Load Your Kayak...
HOW TO PADDLE A FISHING KAYAK:
• How to Paddle a Fishin...
HOW TO LAUNCH A FISHING KAYAK:
• How To Launch a Fishin...
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The teacher is teaching thanks Chad always giving us ideas and a little safety
Thanks Gottem
Oof, $2k for a 100-pound paddle boat is a hard no for me. I would opt for a Crescent Shoalie if I wanted to paddle, and if not I'd consider a Hobie Passport 10.5 (short for more maneuverability).
The Crescent Litetackle 12 is also a good option. It's $1,100, 34-inches wide, and weighs 75lbs. Crescents are the best tracking kayaks we sell without a rudder (and we carry 12 brands) and yet it somehow still turns so easily. They've done a damn fine job!
@@battlefieldoutdoors where are you located? I’m looking at crescents
@@johnwhite993 We're 15min south of Chattanooga, TN. Yourself?
@@battlefieldoutdoors 20 miles inside of Mississippi from the Alabama state line.
@@battlefieldoutdoors I really like the CK-1. Side note getting any native sidekicks in for Native slayer 10 anytime soon. I live near Chattanooga.
As an owner of the new Coosa X I must say the rod holders on the sides of the seat is useless. There just isn’t enough room for multiple rods with reels and when you slide the seat back and forth it hits the reels. It’s a major issue for me and a let down by Jackson kayaks! I have been a Jackson kayak supporter for a long time but I think there will be a rvr119 in my future.
Can't wait to get a close up look at one
I love the idea for the cross bar. I’m patiently waiting for JK to start selling the tri track as an accessory. I’m loving my coosaX.
Was all set to be bored about this kayak, after the first 3 minutes watching, very impressed, you really explained it well. I love my Nucanoe, for the value however so many nice features on this Coosa.
Thanks. It’s literally the toughest time ever to decide on a kayak because the bar has been raised by everyone and all the kayaks have gotten so good
Just bought the Bonafide RVR119 your video helped me learn about mine. THANK YOU
Thanks Ed, glad I could help
Always appreciate your honesty Chad thanks
Thanks BP
Hey Chad it would be an awesome idea to do that with the white decal as a veterans standing. Also I am getting myself a native slayer pro max 12.5 in the liberty style of red, white, and blue. It's gonna be sick to fish out of that beautiful boat this year.
Having trouble figuring out my next fishing kayak.
SO many options out there. What will be your top two kayaking scenarios?
@@battlefieldoutdoors since I live in Colorado, we have a lot of white water rapids and gigantic lakes/reservoirs. I bought a crescent crew two years ago, but the keel is so defined on it and I don't want to puncture a hole in the hull.
@@Crussman499 Sounds like you need two completely different kayaks. Are you fishing in the creeks/rivers with rapids?
@@Crussman499 you’re really looking for 2 different kayaks, unless you are good enough to handle that white water and not flip in a kayak like this.
Coosa X or crescent Shoalie is your best bet for both worlds.
I’m more fond of the coosa X personally.
Nice video, sick in depth review!
Thanks Colsen
Amazing boat
Looks like a pretty sweet kayak. I'd be curious how it stacks up relative to some of the competition in the river kayak market.
I can’t get past the foot braces being in the center like that. Not sure if it’s a “better“ option than the HD
Yeah. Like I said, I understand that it’s how you make the side rod holders work without having the boat be 38” wide, but it’s still a little awkward for me. I’m going to keep messing with it to see if it grows on me, but I’m still going to experiment with putting the bar across it instead
Great review Chad
Would Love to win it
Tying to decide between Coosa X and Nucanoe Frontier. Mainly for French Broad Holston and Little pigeon. And some class 2 or 3 rapids. Which one would be more maneuverable and stable?
I wouldn’t recommend either of those for that water honestly. I would look at the Crescent Shoalie and Bonafide RVR119 for those conditions.
Thanks. I need to do some demoing. @@ChadHooverFishing
I like it wish I could trade my Bonafide ss127 for one
How does this kayak do on lakes and in wind beings it has a higher hull?
I would likely be very vulnerable to the wind and would probably spin very easily, especially with rods or other things sticking up in the back.
It would probably weather vane quite a bit.
@@ChadHooverFishing thank you! I have a another question, I’m looking at the Jackson Yupik, bite, crescent shoalie or finally crescent lite tackle. What would you recommend for a really good river and lake boat?
Chad you have scammers trying to give away stuff on your channel. Someone just messaged me thru TH-cam.
How much are you getting paid to be nice……