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MFF US Northeast => Maine => Topic started by: PIKE FISHERMAN on May 27, 2020, 05:23 PM
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Once I found the Brown Trout, the were on Fire. They were hammering my trolling spoons. Found them on a shallow shoreline, and they were stacked up pretty good. Wish I had more time in that area. Heres the footage if interested.
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Nice action on the spoons, Josh 8)
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I love watching people catch. Relaxing.
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I love watching people catch. Relaxing.
I got stressed out watching that! Man, I don't think kayak fishing is for me, at least not trolling. I'd need two more hands!
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I got stressed out watching that! Man, I don't think kayak fishing is for me, at least not trolling. I'd need two more hands!
Thanks for checking it out gentleman!!
And kayak fishing isn't for everyone!!
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really enjoy your posts and I found that a Kayak is much more comfortable to sit in than all small boats and canoes and good on one back.
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Thanks for checking it out gentleman!!
And kayak fishing isn't for everyone!!
Thanks for sharing Josh. I brought a bass boat this year, but still would like to add a pdl to the fleet.
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Josh, Good video and Brown trout. Your right side rod was getting the most bites. I find that happen when trolling sometimes one side of the boat gets more action.
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Thanks for checking it out gentleman!!
And kayak fishing isn't for everyone!!
One thing about trolling with a kayak, I am sure it imparts more action on the lines more than me dragging them with a 4,000lb boat.
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I’ve fallen out of every kayak I’ve ever been in! I barely like canoes, but they get the job done. I personally have a two person mini bass boat, it has two swivel seats that slide back and forth. a bit bulky to load by my self but it’s a lot more comfortable to cruise around and fish in.
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Thanks for sharing!
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I’ve fallen out of every kayak I’ve ever been in! I barely like canoes, but they get the job done. I personally have a two person mini bass boat, it has two swivel seats that slide back and forth. a bit bulky to load by my self but it’s a lot more comfortable to cruise around and fish in.
Try the Old Town Predator he's pedaling - you won't fall out. If you have decent balance, I'd be willing to make that statement with you standing and casting a fly on calm water. Does take some effort loading and unloading car top. Love to fish out of mine but after a medical issue it's becoming a challenge on solo trips via car top. May need to get one of the Malone trailers as more years get behind me as it is a great platform.
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really enjoy your posts and I found that a Kayak is much more comfortable to sit in than all small boats and canoes and good on one back.
I can troll in this for 8 hours, and be comfortable. 4 max in a canoe for me.
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Thanks for sharing Josh. I brought a bass boat this year, but still would like to add a pdl to the fleet.
The Old Town line up is some of the best out there. They just added a bunch of new models. I love my PDL
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Josh, Good video and Brown trout. Your right side rod was getting the most bites. I find that happen when trolling sometimes one side of the boat gets more action.
My fly rod didn't get a hit the entire morning
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I’ve fallen out of every kayak I’ve ever been in! I barely like canoes, but they get the job done. I personally have a two person mini bass boat, it has two swivel seats that slide back and forth. a bit bulky to load by my self but it’s a lot more comfortable to cruise around and fish in.
I would have to work hard to tip my PDL, obviously can be done, but ive never come close in my time with it!! I have a 12' plastic Jon boat, and love that too!! Really comfortable to fish in!
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I was testing out my little Hobie in my biggest pond when I first got it, and was going as fast as I could with the pedals. Made a sharp turn and nearly flipped it over. That's when I decided to add the training wheels! ;D
I'm not so concerned about myself as I'm a good swimmer, but it's my expensive fish finder, down rigger, etc. and all the tackle that worries me.
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I was testing out my little Hobie in my biggest pond when I first go it and was going as fast as I could with the pedals. Made a sharp turn and nearly flipped it over. That when I decided to add the training wheels! ;D
I'm not so concerned about myself as I'm a good swimmer, but it's my expensive fish finger, down rigger, etc. and all the tackle that worries me.
I hear ya.. I'm very cautious of my camera gear as well. No chance if them go under!!
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Oh yeah I ruined my first and only iPhone in my kayak. Too stupid to put it in a ziplock bag. It was a hand me down from the wife and haven't had a cell phone since.