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John King’s Full Review Of His Rigged Fishing Kayak, Ohio
I have kept the rigging so far to a minimum until I can spend more time experimenting to decide what is practical and most of all portable.
I plan on building some sort of bracket for a trolling motor for fishing on larger lakes. My kids bought a trolling motor for me on Father’s Day. I also have a wheel that I’m going to figure a way of using for portability. Dragging the W through the grass for a 100yds is a bit of a work out when your sixty something. But that is one of the reasons I decided to start this style of fishing especially when I discovered the W500. Get out and enjoy the thing I love most to do, fish with my sons and take in the beauty of this country that we live in.
My son had just taken first place in a kayak fishing tournament on the Ohio River, the day before this trip and we were both really enjoying the day. He currently uses a SOT kayak but I may be able to sway him over to the W500. I paddled past him a couple of times while standing up, and daring him to do the same. Continue reading →
Initial Review of W500 Kayak, by Jim Addison, Big Guy from British Columbia, Canada
I’m 6’-3”; 235 lbs. I have back and weak leg problems that will keep me from safely balancing in the standing position, let alone jumping up and down. Sitting, I can go all day! (at 70 yrs old that’s probably an hour or so)… The saddle and sitting positions it offers are the big appeal of the Wavewalk for me. Forget about the traditional L position – I couldn’t get up, even if I had managed to get down.
The first time out, I went to a lake with a shallow beach where I figured I could walk back to shore if I dumped the boat. I started out cautiously, right from shore, without getting my feet wet. I paddled in the shallow area for less than a minute, then headed down the lake (how’s that for quickly gaining confidence?), then all the way up to the other end (a mile?), then back down the . . . oh, oh! The breeze has kicked up. This could be trouble. A couple of mental adjustments and I was paddling into the wind and doing OK. Remember, I’m not a paddler, not ever a rowboat. I rested a bit in the lee of the eastern lakeshore then headed back to the beach 1/2-way down the lake where I dis-embarked, without getting my feet wet. Continue reading →
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Tagged back pain, big, British Columbia, canada, car rack, car top, carrying, cartop, fishing kayak review, kayak ergonomics, kayak paddling, kayak review, L position, leg numbness, leg pain, senior, sit-in kayak, sit-on-top kayak, SOT kayak, touring, touring kayaks, yak back
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Stan Trojanowski’s Amphibious Fishing Kayak, South Carolina
The kayak turns into an amphibious vehicle ready to land anywhere. I am thinking about adapting the existing carrying handles as nooses to hold the pipe and make the wheel pipe frame rotate/ swinging in and out, like a plane landing gear. Continue reading →
How To Carry Your Fishing Kayak
The W500 is not a heavy kayak, and if you’re strong enough, and you don’t feel like dragging it on the ground, you can carry it on your shoulder, as shown in this photo: Continue reading →
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Tagged carrying, fishing kayak, fishing kayaks, kayak, Kayaks, portaging, touring, touring kayaks
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Wheels for Fishing Kayak Transportation
Here’s a new article called Wheels for Fishing Kayak Transportation. It summarizes various rigging projects that we know about in this field, thanks to W kayak anglers who’ve contributed their creativity, insight and pictures…
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Tagged carrying, fishing kayak, kayak fishing, kayak trolley, rigging fishing kayaks, transportation, wheelcart, wheels
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