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Monthly Archives: July 2011
Jay Kayak Fishing With His Son, In Tandem
Everyone is interested in the Kayak – Constantly fielding questions. Been taking my six year old out fishing – Plenty of room for a little guy plus poles, clothes food, buckets shovels and nets. Nice platform for photography as well.
Heron picture taken from the boat.
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Dennis Catching 100 lbs Eagle Ray – New Zealand W Kayak Night Fishing Report
I have mentioned before that our local harbour has a lot of sting rays. There are 2 varieties, Short tail and Eagle rays. Eagle rays are more numerous and can be spectacular to catch. They will leap from the water – they put up a massive fight. Short tails just tend to stick to the bottom and can be almost impossible to move.
I was fishing at night – about 8pm – and all of a sudden my reel started to scream, and there was no prize for guessing that I had hook an Eagle ray. It took about 300 metres [330 yards] of line – I wound in most of that in and off it went again – and this was repeated over and over.
Kayak fishers will cut the line quickly with these beasts because they pull so hard you either loose a reel full of line – or if you can apply enough drag to stop these things you can capsize a kayak easily. I wanted to get this fish to the W500 –initially because I didn’t want to lose all my line. and later because I just wanted to see how big it was.
It took me about 1-1/2 hours to get it to the kayak. I had my cell phone with me and tried to get some photos, but because it was so dark, and I was holding the line with one hand to hold the rays head at the surface of the water, it was very difficult. I only really got head shots of the thing. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing
Tagged eagle ray, Emmrod, fishing rod, New Zealand, night fishing, night kayak fishing, ocean, offshore, ray, saltwater, sting ray
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Dennis’ Account Of His First Time Paddling His W Kayak Standing Up
The very first time I went fishing in the W500, I missed the tide, and had the small anchor dragging because I had a very strong tidal flow and a strong wind both in the same direction.
As I headed back to shore I noticed a young guy on long SUP board. I hadn’t tried standing before that, but since the afternoon’s fishing was a right off I thought that I would give the stand up paddling a go.
After paddling my W500 sitting down up wind and standing up down wind a few times, I noticed that the young guy was paddling to shore and walking along the shore before re-launching each time, because he couldn’t paddle his board against both tide and wind.
I didn’t really take much notice of who was faster because I was busy experimenting. I found that if I leaned my weight on one side of the kayak, I could paddle on the other side and didn’t need to change over. It was fun, and if I can do it second time out then most people should be able to. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak paddling
Tagged New Zealand, ocean, offshore, paddling standing, standup fishing kayak, standup paddling, SUP
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Report On A Successful Fishing Trip – Ozello, Florida, By Gary Rankel
Dick Sherman and I had a nice day out of Ozello, Florida.
Dick landed a 25 inch redfish which he may be consuming as I type this, and we each had several more big reds on. Dick also caught a Sheepshead (also called a convict fish by the locals for obvious reasons) on a surface lure which is a super rare occurrence – I’ve yet to catch one in 6 years of fishing. I landed a jack crevalle, and a super-hungry 5-inch lizard fish that tried to swallow a 4-inch lure. Unfortunately, my big reds shook off before I got pictures of them, but it was a blast watching them swim underneath the W kayak.
Gary Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged convict fish, crystal river, fishing lures, fishing report, fishing trip, florida, jack crevalle, lizard fish, lure, red, redfish, sheepshead
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Importing a W Kayak to Canada
For clients living in Canada who are interested in importing a W kayak to Canada, the process is simple: You can either pick up your W kayak at a location on the US side of the border, and drive back to Canada, or have us ship the kayak to your Canadian address. In such case, called a Self Cleared Shipment, we contract a bonded freight company to deliver the kayak to you, and we provide them with the documents and information they need. We email copies to you as well. Continue reading
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Tagged canada, fishing kayaks, fishing kayaks dealer, ontario
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