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W Kayak For Fishing and Bird Watching, by Russell Dodd, Western Australia
Due to back problems, conventional kayaks and canoes have become unusable for Russell, so he ordered a W500 for himself to paddle solo and in tandem with his wife Wendy: It got a first run up the Canning River. Wendy … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, kayak paddling, Motorized kayaks
Tagged Australia, bass, bird photography, canoe fishing, canoeing, fishing, fishing kayak, fishing kayak review, fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak fishing standing, kayak review, kayaking, rigging fishing kayaks, river, saltwater, seal, stable fishing kayak, stand up kayak fishing, standup fishing kayak, standup paddling, tandem kayaking, Western Australia, whale, wildlife
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W Fishing Kayak in the Sea of Cortez, Mexico, By John Castanha
We have a house in San Carlos/Guaymas in Sonora, Mexico approximately 150 yards from the water, but getting to it is the challenge: cobblestone streets, rocks, and sandy beach. I contacted Dennis Vircks of Huntington Beach, CA for details of … Continue reading
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Tagged dog, dorado, fishing kayak, fishing kayak review, fishing kayaks, kayak fisherman, kayak fishing, kayak fishing standing, kayak paddling, launching, Mexico, motorized fishing kayak, ocean, offshore, paddling standing, saltwater, stable fishing kayak, standup fishing kayak, transportation, wheel
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System For Quick Kayak Position Adjustments For Fishing Fast Species, By Brandon Cutter
-I was trying to figure out a way to control the boat while in fishing mode: When targeting false albacore or bonita, speed to the fish and a quick cast are pivotal. These fish are extremely fast swimmers and pop up just for a few seconds, so I needed to be able to spin my W kayak and cast in an instant. Continue reading
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Tagged bonita, Cape Cod, false albacore, fly fishing, fly fishing kayak, kayak fly fishing, Massachusetts, New England, oar, oarlocks, ocean, offshore, rowing, saltwater
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Poling The W Kayak In The Tidal Flooded Grass, Fly Fishing For Redfish, By Kevin Eastman
As promised, here is the October flooded grass fishing report.
I ventured into some new areas this week and found some new hot spots that I’ve never seen anyone fishing in. Most likely because they can’t get to them.
This is probably the last flood tide of the season that the weather and water will still be warm. In November the water will cool off and the flooded grasses don’t have a lot of crabs left in them so the fishing slows a lot. Once again it’s great to pole the Wavewalk kayak around the shallow water while standing high on that platform. It’s a unique experience pushing your way through miles of areas that I usually have no access to other than during flood tides. Catching the fish is a bonus. Continue reading
Two Fishermen On Offshore Kayak Fishing Trip, South Korea
Sungjin took his motorized W500 fishing kayak, and together with Junior, went for a fishing trip in Incheon bay.
They fished mainly for octopus and cuttlefish, and had a lot of fun, including a traditional Korean meal served on the decks of their kayaks. Continue reading





