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Monthly Archives: March 2008
How to Choose a Bait Caster
Jeff McGovern elucidates this complex and sometime confusing issue in a new article entitled Choosing a Bait Caster. In his article Jeff methodically explains and advises the new kayak angler about different rods, reels and lines, and helps see more … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting
Tagged angling, bait caster, bait casting, fishing rod, fishing tackle, kayak angler, kayak fishing, line, plug, reel
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How to Avoid and Repair Scratches in Your Kayak
Going with your kayak over oyster beds, shells, sharp rocks, broken glass, metal debris and even concrete ramps can get its hull scratched. In most cases such scratches are negligible, and you need not pay attention to them. However, if … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting
Tagged crack, fishing kayak, fix, groove, hull, kayak, oyster, oyster bed, plastic, polyethylene, repair, scratch, weld
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Kayak Side Flotation: Why Use It, and How Does It Work?
Most W Kayak models come equipped with one, two, and even three pairs of detachable flotation modules. A flotation module is a 5 ft long plastic foam ‘noodle’ with a bungee cord going through its core. The bungee hooks at … Continue reading
Posted in kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting
Tagged capsize, fishing kayak, fishing kayaks, floatation, recovery, righting, safety, self righting kayak, surf
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Rowing the W Kayak?…
A prospecting customer recently asked me if we offer oarlocks for the W. We offer neither oarlocks nor oars because there’s very little demand for rowing solutions, as most people nowadays prefer paddling. Rowing used to be a popular recreational … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, kayak paddling
Tagged canoe, fishing, kayak, oar, oarlocks, rowing
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Keeping the Inside of Your W Kayak Cockpit Dry in the Surf
You’re planning to take your W kayak on a fishing or paddling trip in the ocean, and you may be asking yourself what’s going to happen if you have to launch it in big surf, and in such case how … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, kayak paddling
Tagged bilge pump, breakers, cockpit, draining, dry, fishing kayak, kayak fishing, spray skirt, surf, whitewater
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