been said several times but if you're using an anchor, especially in moving water -- have a sharp/capable knife at the ready. some of the time i'm able to dive down and recover, but don't build up an emotional attachment especially on the upper potomac.
On Wednesday, August 21, 2013 10:15:21 PM UTC-4, dubblehaul wrote:
-- having used a variety of techniques i usually bring an anchor for the deep holes, but i prefer clipping the canoe to my belt or around my shoulder as i wade. this time of year the weed beds also make pretty good temp anchors.
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On Wednesday, August 21, 2013 10:15:21 PM UTC-4, dubblehaul wrote:
Very cool boat, MikeYou talking about my yak pic? It's a Feelfree Moken 14 but with the camp job it could be mistaken for a Jackson. It is much awesome. It's made for blue water, and I take it about once/week around Deer Island, Joppa Flats, Nahant, and pretty much all around the Noahth Shoah. I went out into Boston Harbor channel and fished with the serious boats once, but fighting the rip was tough, and even with all the "don't crush me Me Powerboater" gear on, it's a little intimidating.
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Subject: {Tidal Potomac Fly Rodders} Re: Kayak fly rod?
Date: Wed, Aug 21, 2013 6:04 PM
Gene, LOL on the young man's game comment. I don't combine them.
I like this thread! I'm learning a lot from the other guys. That Jackson kayak pic in one of the posts was pretty SICK! I want one. Who's boat is that? It looks like a fish'n machine.
On Aug 21, 2013, at 9:41 AM, TurbineBlade <doubl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Steve -- I assume you mean 2 *separate* anchors: the *neoprene dumbell*and the
> *chain (or double chain*).
>
> Not that you'd combine these two right?
>
> That makes sense -- in most places I fish the chain alone would probably
> suffice. Like I said earlier, I don't like fishing in current and I have
> no interest in tipping over due to some bizarre anchor and rope mishap. I
> don't even want an elevated heart rate while I'm out there, unless it's a
> fish ;). I'm too lazy and....probably too dumb to know what to do if that
> happened, so I'll just avoid it and leave the huge blue catfish and
> stripers on the upper Potomac to the spey guys and the crazy people. Or
> the crazy, spey people.
>
> Kayak fly fishing the upper Potomac looks like a *young man's game* to me,
> and I had a receding hairline in high school ;).
>
> Gene
>
> On Saturday, August 17, 2013 4:43:01 PM UTC-4, TurbineBlade wrote:
>>
>> Hello -- I just picked up a couple of inflatable kayaks (advanced
>> elements) to use for fishing. After spending most of the morning in the
>> maiden voyage, I quickly realized that a 9' rod is pretty difficult to
>> managed from the seated position.
>>
>> For you guys who fly fish from a kayak frequently: Do you tend to use a
>> 7-8' rod versus the standard 9'?
>>
>> Oh, and we had a blast out there. Caught some crappie, bluegill, bass and
>> a catfish I was able to sight fish and hook -- very fun. Beth hooked into
>> a MONSTER gar, but he shook his head and threw the hook ;).
>>
>> Gene
>>
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