Monthly Archives: June 2011

Paul at the Ocean Springs Kayak Festival, Mississippi

Paul Harrison participated in the annual kayak festival in Ocean Springs, and sent us this photo:
The 3 mile race was originally scheduled to be 4.5 miles long, but choppy water conditions prompted organizers to shorten it. Continue reading

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John’s Report From a Windy Day’s Kayak Fishing Trip

Went out yesterday for a couple of hours. Managed to catch a few bass. It was a very windy afternoon but it was no problem for the Wavewalk. It was fun as always to be able to stand and cast and also sit in comfort while using the Wavewalk. Continue reading

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River Rescue Operation Standing Up In A Fishing Kayak – Wisconsin

Says John -”I have noticed another advantage of the Wavewalk kayak. A trip does not go by without me finding lures in trees that other fishermen are not able to reach from their conventional kayak on streams and rivers. Even on lakes where boats can’t get in shallow near the shoreline and retrieve hung up lures, I can retrieve them via my Wavewalk. Today’s catch, one beetle spin and one bobber.” Continue reading

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Jesse Lands 1st Redfish in His W500 Kayak – Texas

Plenty of suspense and action in Jesse Martinez’ new cinematographic production: Note how Jesse easily turns inside the kayak’s cockpit, to face the rear (and the camera of course) – pretty much as he would have done if he sat in a swivel chair on the deck of a bass boat.
Needless to say that landing that redfish was a piece of cake too. Continue reading

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The Best Fishing Kayak For Children

Undoubtedly, kids love the W500 (not that they didn’t like its predecessor, the W300…)
Whether they go in it with a parent, a grandparent, or friend or a sibling – they always have a lot of fun!
Kids can go in a W500 not only in tandem but sometimes in a crew of three, and that may include an adult… A pretty good deal without any doubt, until they discover they can paddle without adult supervision, and create their little, floating, adult free zone :)
Kids love to paddle standing, and doing it in a W500 is a no brainer, not just because it’s the world’s most stable kayak, but also due to the fact that it’s quite narrow (28.5″), which makes it easier for kids to paddle although they are shorter than adults, and their arms are shorter too. Continue reading

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