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Father and Son Kayak Fishing and Camping Trip Report, Norway and Sweden
Then it was time to go fishing with my son, Ivar.
After all the positive things that I told him about Wavewalk fishing kayaks, he was very curious. Then there was a 4 day trip on Foxen / Le Stora in Sweden.
We had a nice camp on a small island, where we went out with our kayaks.
There were a lot of fish, we shared the pike, and then I got a bream on the hook, which is pretty rare.
We saw the beaver and osprey, and many other bird species. We spent many hours in the kayak, up to eight hours a day. I had never been able to fish that long from any canoe or kayak.
It wasn’t enough for Ivar just to sit in Wavewalk, and he tried a number of positions while he fished. Being able to stand and fish from his Wavewalk kayak seemed like a great advantage to Ivar. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged bream, camping, cold water, fishing kayaks, fishing report, fishing trip, fiskekajak, fiskekajakk, kajak fisking, kajakk, kajakk fisking, Norge, Norway, pike, report, Scandinavia, standup fishing kayak, Sverige, Sweden, vliegvissen
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Opener 2011 – Minnesota Kayak Fishing Trip Report With 18′ Mothership
Opener 2011 was a success! (see photo gallery) Weather was lousy, but that made for good fishing. We caught and ate a lot of crappies, caught and released a lot of bass and northern pike. Didn’t really fish much for walleyes, but managed to catch and eat a few anyway. The W500 was really fun to fish from. I was able to go anywhere I wanted, and was never tired, even after hours of fishing. Trolling, casting, bobber fishing, and fly fishing were all easily managed. We tried transporting the ‘W’ with our ‘mother ship’, our 18′ bay boat. It was too easy! The long run into the wind to the fishing spot took only a few minutes! We will be doing that again. All in all, I can honestly say that fishing from the ‘W’ was one of my more memorable fishing experiences to date! Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged bass, bobber fishing, casting, cold water, cold weather, crappie, fishing kayak, fishing report, fly fishing, headwind, kayak fishing, kayak fishing trip, kayak fly fishing, large mouth bass, largemouth bass, Midwest, Minnesota, mothership, northern pike, pike, strong wind, trolling, walleye
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John’s W500 Fishing Kayak Rigged for Cold Water Kayak Fishing
John Fabina, from Brew City Kayaks, Wisconsin, created a new video in which he shows how he rigged his W500 for kayak fishing in cold water: John has been fishing from W kayaks for years in Wisconsin and Michigan, and this is the rigging he likes best for coldwater species such as Crappie, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, Northern pike, walleye, and muskie.
Note the special camo patter John created for his fishing kayak. Continue reading
Review of W300 Fishing Kayak, by Chris Ott, Massachusetts
I can’t help but comment on what others have already mentioned and that is the dry entry and exit from the kayak. This is one of the big advantages of this kayak. Yesterday the person removing his Jon boat had to jump into the water with his rubber boots on to get the boat up on shore. I just paddled up, leaned back and then hopped to dry land in my sneakers after gliding to a stop. The ease of the exit did not go unnoticed to the fellow wading in 40°F water. The Wavewalk allows me to fish with the independence I was looking for. It is a great kayak that I will enjoy for years to come. Continue reading
Rox’ Report From (Possibly) Her Last Kayak Fishing Trip of the 2010 Season
I took my wavewalk W500 out for maybe its last trip of the season. I spent a lot of my season fishing with my buddy on his Bass boat. Though I did have a good season, I catch a lot more Bass when I fish from my Wavewalk yaks. Continue reading
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Tagged bass, bass lures, cold, cold water, cold weather, connecticut, fishing kayak, fishing kayaks, ice, kayak fishing, Northeast, Rainbow reservoir, strong wind, winter
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