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Old 10-27-2006, 11:07 AM   #11
toddonbi
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Originally Posted by Thermoklein View Post
Thanks for the input! I have plenty of options for dressing. I have neoprene waders, breathable waders AND a wetsuit. I don't have the dry-top yet; maybe in the Spring.

What about launching in the surf near rocks? Do you generally use a gaff or Boga-grip to control fish at the side of the kayak? Does anyone have a strobe on a pole for extra visibility and safety? Any advice there?
Don't use a strobe, use a steady white light. I would suggest taking the Yak out several times without all the gear to get a feel for it. Practice your beach landings and Kayak re-enties. Always wear your PFD with a knife attached, bring a handheld radio, etc. I think what alot of people are shocked to find is just how much the combination of current and wind will effect your trip so always be prepared for it. Leave a note for someone, as to where you will be launching from and expected time back.

It is absolutely awesome being pulled around by a fatty bass

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