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Tag Archives: big fish
November Muskie, By Gary Thorberg
The Wavewalk is a perfect craft for landing bigger fish. You are close to the water, and can easily steer the fish where you would like it to go. Because of the great tracking ability of the W, the fish won’t pull you around side to side as much as you would think. The fight was short and sweet, with the muskie quickly released without a scratch!
It’s going to be a long winter! Continue reading
The W Fishing Kayak Combat Position for Fighting a Big, Powerful Fish
I decided to re-edit and republish this blog that was initially posted over a year ago because it’s both important and interesting: A big and powerful fish may be smaller and altogether weaker than you, but being in its natural … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing, kayak outfitting
Tagged big fish, combat, fishing kayak, kayak fishing, position, strong fish
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Brandon’s Quick Release, Big Fish Kayak Anchor System
Brandon from Cape Cod made this ingenious instant release anchor system for his W kayak. He writes: -”Here are some pics of an anchor system that worked really well for me last season. The key is to be able to … Continue reading
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Tagged anchor system, big fish, Cape Cod, fishing kayaks, kayak fisherman, kayak fishing, ocean, quick release, saltwater
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The W Kayak Combat Position For Fighting a Big Fish
A big and powerful fish may be smaller and altogether weaker than you, but being in its natural element while you’re not gives it an advantage that may compromise your kayak’s stability, get you somewhere that you don’t necessarily want … Continue reading
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Tagged big fish, combat, fighting, kayak, kayak fishing, position, sleigh ride, strong fish
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