On Feb 12, 3:13*am, aikidojohn
wrote:
When I click your links, photobucket says they're nonexistent. *I've
never really been around Kayak's before, so i really dont' know much
about them. a school mate *of mine lives in Oregon and has a Molokai
And really enjoys it a lot. From what I've seen on the youtube vids,
they seem a bit noisy to me, but look like they'd be entertaining.
But to me, they're also *costly for what they are.

i dont' see how a kayak would make a good fishing craft, but that's
jsut me.

How about a motorized canoe?

I see lots of guys fishing from kayaks in the river and they usually
do OK on the little jacks and grunts but it is fun watching them try
to pull a bull red out of the mangroves.
It can be like those whale boats in Moby Dick until they break off.
You surly don't want a higher pound test than you can hold abeam
without going over.
Get out in a little deeper water, hook up a black tip and you might be
the bait.

Reply:
I kayak fish. *Biggest I have landed is about 10# lingcod. *But lots of
the
SoCal guys land thresher sharks and big White Sea Bass from them. *As
well
as around get they land a sturgeon at times. *Just make sure the pull is
to
the front area of the boat. *I do fish out of Hobie Outback, so I can
steer
and pedal while fighting the fish. *Have fished out of a Scupper Pro,
and
with wind that is a problem as hard to paddle and fish at the same time.

Trying to fish a hole in the kelp and you blow in to the kelp.

Well, in defence of the kayak fishing. They go out up to about 3 miles and
catch Ray over 150lb, Shark, Conger, even Marlin. It up there on Utube if
you look, or take a look at. *www.anglersafloat.com*a UK kayak fishing
forum.

AJ

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aikidojohn[/i][/color]

Well, i didnt' say it can't be done, i just don't see the concept of
ease, convenience, or practicality there. But then again, I confess
I'm not a kayaker either.

"Tim" wrote in message
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On Feb 12, 3:13 am, aikidojohn
wrote:
When I click your links, photobucket says they're nonexistent. I've
never really been around Kayak's before, so i really dont' know much
about them. a school mate of mine lives in Oregon and has a Molokai
And really enjoys it a lot. From what I've seen on the youtube vids,
they seem a bit noisy to me, but look like they'd be entertaining.
But to me, they're also costly for what they are.

i dont' see how a kayak would make a good fishing craft, but that's
jsut me.

How about a motorized canoe?

I see lots of guys fishing from kayaks in the river and they usually
do OK on the little jacks and grunts but it is fun watching them try
to pull a bull red out of the mangroves.
It can be like those whale boats in Moby Dick until they break off.
You surly don't want a higher pound test than you can hold abeam
without going over.
Get out in a little deeper water, hook up a black tip and you might be
the bait.

Reply:
I kayak fish. Biggest I have landed is about 10# lingcod. But lots of
the
SoCal guys land thresher sharks and big White Sea Bass from them. As
well
as around get they land a sturgeon at times. Just make sure the pull is
to
the front area of the boat. I do fish out of Hobie Outback, so I can
steer
and pedal while fighting the fish. Have fished out of a Scupper Pro,
and
with wind that is a problem as hard to paddle and fish at the same time.

Trying to fish a hole in the kelp and you blow in to the kelp.

Well, in defence of the kayak fishing. They go out up to about 3 miles and
catch Ray over 150lb, Shark, Conger, even Marlin. It up there on Utube if
you look, or take a look at. www.anglersafloat.com a UK kayak fishing
forum.

AJ

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aikidojohn[/i][/color]

Well, i didnt' say it can't be done, i just don't see the concept of
ease, convenience, or practicality there. But then again, I confess
I'm not a kayaker either.


Reply:
Convenience is tossing the yak in the bed of the truck or on the rack and
going fishing without a lot of extra preparations. No low mileage towing,
etc. Cheap to launch, no ramp needed. Does give you more exercise.