Don't have a hammock yet but figured I would figure out what I want throw this forum. I do lots of kayak fishing and am looking for a way to lighten the camping gear. So any suggestions would be appreciated. I live in Monroe, Ga. and fish all over.
Don't have a hammock yet but figured I would figure out what I want throw this forum. I do lots of kayak fishing and am looking for a way to lighten the camping gear. So any suggestions would be appreciated. I live in Monroe, Ga. and fish all over.
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hey sarge, Hello and Welcome to the Forums from Canada!
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Welcome from SC. You will find lots of wonderful information on this forum. It will help you greatly in choosing the right hammock for you. I recommend going to a hang and check out other folks systems before you buy. Good luck...
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welcome from loganville, ga!!!!
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Welcome to the family; from Ohio.
Welcome from Conyers, GA.
-If you are interested in a very simple, innexpensive and lightweight hammock, it's hard to beat the ENO Double Nest (don't buy the crappy Slap-straps though).
-You can go with a Warbonnet Traveler if you want a double-layered hammock to better keep a pad in place or as a skeeter barrier.
-IMHO, the best hammock out there is the Warbonnet Blackbird if you value the footbox for a VERY flat lay, the shelf for gear storage, and the built in bug net.
-I have never owned a Hennessy, but I assume they are good hammocks too, plus there are other manufacturers.
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