Easy peasy!
Sorry about the video quality – Our Sony camera was probably dying when we shot this clip 🙂
We got the S4 demo boat
We received our S4 demo boat a couple of hours ago, and we’re planning to start shooting videos this afternoon.
We keep shipping S4 orders to clients.
Yoav
Bonnie’s true fish story
By Captain Larry Jarboe
Bonnie is a serious angler. Â She fishes from shore, kayak, party boat, lobster boat, any shore, any boat, anywhere.
And, when she flies down from New England to the Keys to get her fishing fix, she fishes with me.
The wind picked up, yesterday. Â This weekend, the wind is blowing, again. Â But, the Wavewalk warriors are bringing fish and true fish stories (oxymoron?) back to my docks.
Fishing in the formerly inaccessible creeks that pass though the mangrove forest can be most challenging:
The new short Ricky Rods are really proving their worth horsing fish from the Red Mangrove roots. Â Also, I am gravitating toward Red Cajun 8 lb. test line for low visibility and abrasion resistance.
The fish are so thick in these creeks that they even get caught by casting into the trees.
The fish, literally, come flying out of the bushes.
Don’t believe me? Â Watch the video.
Larry offers guided fishing and diving trips in the Key Largo and the areas that surround it »
We’re starting to ship the S4!
That’s it, we’re starting to ship Wavewalk S4 orders!
Beach cleaning mission – Wavewalk 700 as a service boat and pickup truck with lots of storage
By Captain Larry Jarboe
Yesterday, I was joined by my wife, Carlene, and our local pirate queen, Calypso, to take a beach clean-up of the only naturally sandy beach in Key Largo.
We took the commercial fishing boat decked with W700’s to paddle and motor our way in.
Upon arrival offshore of Rattlesnake Key beach, I proceeded to anchor beyond casting range, upwind, and up current of a flats guide boat. Never, would I place my boat down current within the chum slick of a working fisherman. Nor, am I stupid enough to put my boat within casting range of an 8 ounce lead flung by a 6 foot Ugly Stik.
The most fashionably dressed guide proceeded to dress me out at the top of his lungs which I could barely hear as he was shouting into the breeze fifty yards downwind.
Somehow, I managed to gather that he thought I was blocking his fish from coming to him. to bite.
Rather than argue with ignorance, I moved my work boat further out to sea. The outboard motor on my Wavewalk more than compensates for increased distance to travel to shore.
My wife stayed on board as the “monitoring mate” of the Line Dancer while Calypso and I motored ashore to do our part to clean up the environment.
We all watched the guide and his two customers not catch fish as he spent most of his time flinging a fly line back and forth into the wind.
First rule of fishing: put your hook in the water.
However, that nasty tempered guide did look king of pretty in his fancy fishing outfit. But, my mates are a lot more foxy…
Larry also offers guided fishing and diving trips in the Key Largo and the areas that surround it »