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Monthly Archives: September 2010
New Kayak Fishing Trip Report, and New Modifications in Gary’s Rigged Fishing Kayak
Slow day on the water today but got several undersized trout. I tried yet another rod holder modification (pictures attached) which allows for 4 rods behind me and 2 clamp on rod holders in front for temporary placement while paddling. One of these days, I’ll find the perfect solution. The clamp on rod holders are mounted on a wooden brace fastened in one of the saddle grooves. Continue reading
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Fishing Kayak Review by Jose Fernandez, Arizona
The hours on end I used to spend paddling along the coast, around lakes and down rivers looking for thinks to photograph, enjoying the views or drowning some worms became a painful experience after half an hour of sitting in a standard kayak in the infamous “L” position.
I could not find a comfortable position and after about one hour I could not get out of the kayak in a graceful manner (actually I had to roll out on the dirt) and was unable to straighten for several hours.
I had to either stop doing what I enjoy, or find a different way to do it. Continue reading
500 Posts on Wavewalk Kayaks Blog
The key players in this success are of course all those who’ve contributed their insight, and shared their experience in the form of reviews, stories, reports, comments, pictures and video.
It feels great to be the editor and publisher of such an interesting and dynamic media outlet that has quite a few followers, many of which are not (yet?) W kayakers or anglers. Continue reading
