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Monthly Archives: February 2008
Following Jeff’s Fishing Trip
Today Jeff emailed me this short addendum to his fishing report from yesterday: “I wanted to mention these two things. First not having really to lift much of anything is great. From the time I put my W into my … Continue reading
Posted in kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged back pain, comfort, ergonomics, kayak fishing, kayak paddling, kayaking, sciatic, seat
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Florida Fishing Report From Jeff McGovern
Finally made it out this morning and had a blast. Took the W but with a bit of hesitation because of that sciatic nerve pinch from the Christmas drive up to Chicago is still a bother. It’s uncomfortable to sit … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing
Tagged fishing report, florida, kayak fishing, riding, sciatic nerve, standing
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Paddling Over Submerged Obstacles in Shallow Water
Whether you’re on a paddling or fishing trip in shallow water, you don’t want to have to turn back, or worse – get stuck somewhere because of underwater obstacles. Such obstacles may be rocks, tree roots, fallen branches and fallen … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged , fishing, kayak paddling, kayaking, shallow water, touring
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Southern Kayak Fishermen’s Complaints
I recently visited a popular online kayak fishing forum serving kayak fishermen in a Southern state. One of the discussions in it was about the negative side of kayak fishing as the participants see them. Most of the participants fish … Continue reading
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Tagged , back pain, fishing, kayak fishing, kayak paddling, kids, launching, problems, south, storage
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Doug – W Saltwater Kayak Fisherman From Long Island, NY
Doug is a surf fisherman from Long Island, NY, who drove all the way here (Newton, Massachusetts) to pick up his new W Kayak. He told me he chose to get a W after had tried an ordinary fishing kayak … Continue reading
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Tagged Jamaica Bay, kayak fisherman, kayak fishing, Long Island, NY
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The Evolution of the Kayak (10)
Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance: New Standards For The Third Millennium This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years. Part 6 Mobility: The New Dimension … Continue reading
Posted in kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged history, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayaking, Kayaks, mobile, mobility
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The Evolution of the Kayak (9)
Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance: New Standards For The Third Millennium This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years. Part 5 Versatility: From Specialized Kayaks to … Continue reading
Posted in kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged history, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayaking, Kayaks, versatile
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The Evolution of the Kayak (8)
Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance: New Standards For The Third Millennium This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years. Part 5 Versatility: From Specialized Kayaks … Continue reading
Posted in kayak design, kayak fishing
Tagged history, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayaking, Kayaks
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The Evolution of the Kayak (7)
Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance: New Standards For The Third Millennium This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years. Part 4 Increased Diversity: The Proliferation … Continue reading
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Tagged history, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayaking, Kayaks, multihull
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The Evolution of the Kayak (6)
Raising the Bar in Kayak Design and Performance: New Standards For The Third Millennium This article discusses the changes in kayak design, usage and performance over the past century and in recent years. Part 3 Ergonomics: From a single, … Continue reading
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Tagged biomechanics, ergonomics, history, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayaking, Kayaks
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