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Jeff’s Rigged W500 Fishing Kayak – New Review and Movie
Jeff McGovern reviews his rigged W500 fishing kayak: Hands down the finest fishing kayak I’ve ever used. That is coming from someone who has used others, plus has them on the rack at the house and makes a serious choice … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, kayak paddling
Tagged fishing kayak, fishing kayak review, fishing kayaks, fishing rod, fishing rods, fishing tackle, florida, kayak design, kayak fisherman, kayak fishing, kayak fishing standing, kayak fishing tackle, kayak review, paddling standing, rigged fishing kayak, stand up kayak fishing, standup fishing kayak, standup paddling
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Rox And Lisa Kayak Bass Fishing Adventures At West Twin Lakes, Connecticut
She cast the dinger up on the pads and worked to the edge, and as it fell…………………….BAM ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ, then all you see is the W500 being towed
and Lisa’s pole bent to the max……….then the bass buried itself in the weeds, and she drops her tip and says its gone.
I told her to put pressure back on the line and hold her ground, hoping the bass was still there……..then the rod tip starts bouncing, out of the weeds and into the air she comes. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing
Tagged bass, bass lures, fishing rod, fishing rods, fishing tackle, kayak fishing, large mouth bass, largemouth bass, night kayak fishing, panfish, perch, pickerel, rock bass, rod, smallmouth bass, stand up kayak fishing, standup fishing kayak, sunnie
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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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The Best Fishing Rods and The Best Fishing Kayak, by Jeff McGovern
Here is a shot of my desk yesterday. I forget sometimes how much trouble it is for other kayak anglers to relax and fish. Here in my W500 I’ve got all my gear right on hand, easy to reach and a great work surface right in front of me. I do keep it simple since over gearing leads to lost fish finding way to exploit all the extra stuff we hang on our kayaks. Of course I’m also the guy who prefers window cranks on my truck since it’s far less to go wrong, some people do love all the extra stuff. I really need to find out who the so called kayak expert is calling for anglers to have rods at least 7′ long in order to fight fish effectively. I’ve seen nothing but tangled rods and broken tips from those how surround themselves with a forest of over priced rods. Those little Emmrods on my desk on much easier to deal with, far stronger, and the casting distance particularly with baitcasting reels is wonderful. Continue reading
Frozen Jeff Kayak Fishing at 206 Bridge, Florida (Movie)
Here’s a new, short video from Jeff, who’s thawing after a long, cold winter: That superb fishing rod is a new Emmrod, and the reel is a Qualia.
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Tagged fishing kayak, fishing rod, florida, kayak fishing, reel, winter
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