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Kayak Fishing Maiden Voyage In Fast Tidal Currents, By Terry Ehrlich, South Carolina
I am 67 years old, and I have never owned a kayak before the W500.
Before receiving the kayak, I was advised to take it in shallow, flat water for my maiden voyage, and get some practice. That is GOOD advice! However, I was unable to get to shallow flat water, and my maiden launch took place on St. Helena Sound off Edisto Beach, South Carolina. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak paddling
Tagged beach, beaching, current, dolphin, fishing kayak, fishing kayak review, fishing trip, glass minnow, jellyfish, kayak fishing tackle, kayak fishing trip, kayak paddling, kayak review, mullet, paddling standing, report, saltwater, South Carolina, standup paddling, tarpon
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Jesse & Son In A Guerrilla Kayaking Trip, North Carolina
my son and I taking a short tour of one of the back creeks located here on Camp Lejeune, NC. The scenery was beautiful and we had to negotiate a few obstacles. I would like to use the term that Chris used on his post we were “Guerrilla Kayaking”.
Again the “W” showed its ability to carry two people well over 150 lbs. in shallow water, its light enough to traverse through the marsh with little effort and rugged enough to “Guerrilla Kayak” over logs when we had to, and we were able to thread the needle in the smallest of openings. Continue reading
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Tagged alligator, creek, fishing trip, marsh, movie, North Carolina, portaging, report, shallow water, trip, video
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Chris’ Kayak River Trip Report, Massachusetts
I have spent about 35 hours these past two weeks in the W300. I am very comfortable with all aspects of this kayak. Of course, my experience remains with flat water, but as my emails indicate – I am in … Continue reading
John King & Son Running Rapids In Fishing Kayaks On A River In Ohio – Movie & Trip Report
Just a short video of a river trip my son and I took. A small rapids run that the w500 seem to handle very well. A set of rapids that we ran later was larger and had some 3ft swells, that was interesting!
The w500 is not a whitewater kayak but it does pretty well when you pay attention to how the water is moving. What’s funny is at the end of the video my son hung up on a rock that I slid right over…
We ran 4.5 miles of the river in about 4hrs that day, floating and fishing. Another great day on the the water in my W500.
Been to busy the past couple of weeks and have not been able to get out on the water. Have made some Fall kayak fishing trip plans on a couple of larger lakes and rivers. Continue reading
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Tagged fishing kayaks, kayak paddling, kayaking, Midwest, movie, Ohio, rapids, report, river, river running, trip, video, whitewater
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John and Jeanne Exploring Fox River By Kayak, And Catching Fish Too – Wisconsin
Jeanne asked if I wanted to get some exercise and explore some stretches of river that we haven’t paddled before. Yes was my answer and we put the W’s in the truck and headed off for more exploration. This was just intended to be a touring trip but I always seem to take one fishing rod along, I can’t help it.
It was a stretch of the Fox river that I figured would be scenic but not hold many game fish.
The water was very stained as I predicted and I spotted many carp moving about. We approached a bridge and I couldn’t resist putting the paddle down and fishing the current break with my jointed Rapala. As I retrieved my lure near the boat I was startled by a set of jaws almost jumping into my W and grabbing my lure! I could not see what grabbed it because of the splash and because I almost jumped up in the air seeing jaws appearing last second out of the stained water! Much to my surprise it was a frisky Catfish. It was a first for me, catfish on a floating minnow bait and first cat in the W. I still had hope for maybe a bass or pike in this dark water. Then we spotted some back water that seemed to be blocked by brush and tree branches. I figured it is time to take advantage of the W’s ability to climb over obstacles. Bingo, it paid off again, getting into tough spots with the W. I found an area holding Largemouth bass and had fun catching them on the surface. What a blast! Continue reading
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Tagged bass, bass lures, carp, cat fish, catfish, fishing lures, Fox river, kayak fishing trip, largemouth bass, minnow bait, pike, report, shallow water, surface, touring, touring kayaks, trip, Wisconsin
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