By John Sealy I have been working on outfitting my 700 for fishing and other activities. Here’s a few pictures I thought you may enjoy. Me with my grandchildren, how many kayaks/small boats could you do this in? My preliminary Railblaza console set up (got good ideas from Joe Stauder) and the first rough version … Continue reading “Some pictures of my Wavewalk 700”
By John Fabina I went to the Fox River today to do some fishing. I caught a nice Largemouth Bass. Always plenty of bird life along the river and I was able to sneak up on a couple of deer that came down for a drink. … Continue reading “Fox river bass fishing trip”
This article examines issues related to the seaworthiness of kayaks in general, including fishing kayaks, and of sea kayaks in particular, and it discusses an alternative approach to sea kayak seaworthiness based on the Wavewalk Kayak concept, and on micronautics – the art and science of designing watercraft that are small and lightweight enough to … Continue reading “Are Sea Kayaks Seaworthy?”
By John Fabina I took my camera and fishing rods and headed to the Fox river, again. I had some good action today. A couple of small pike where the Mukwonago River joins the Fox River. It is a challenge to land Largemouth bass when using a frog. These fish know how to use the … Continue reading “Bass fishing and shooting photos in my own slice of heaven, and my W500”
By John Fabina Frogging is a fun way to fish, watching them strike. These lily pads that come to a point looked like a good place to flip a frog… This spot held a half dozen Largemouth bass. Posted while on the road… John Read more kayaking and fishing trip reports from John … Continue reading “W500 frogging for bass in the lily pads of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula”
