Pin it With ice edges creeping off the shorelines of local lakes, and river levels normalizing after early spring runoffs, it’s time to start thinking about fishing. Not only the act of fishing, but rather how to maximize the time you spend on the water, be it from shore, on on your kayak. I came …
How to prepare, protect, and winter proof your fishing kayak if you have to store it outside during the winter (especially sit on top, sitontop kayaks).
Pin it As I get ready for my first trip out in the kayak this season, I’m forced to reflect a little bit on what I’m thankful for. Both as a kayaker, and as a person, since hey, they’re connected pretty tightly. 1.) An understanding wife. I’m gone a lot in the summer. I like …
Pin it Both Round Pond and 100 Acre Pond are free of ice, and ready to rock. I’ll be there tomorrow AM, searching for panfish and bass. So, I’ll be putting in at about 10AM, and scouting the ponds. We’re considering making a WNYKFA stop here in the next couple of weeks. Stay tuned! Sorry …
Pin it Here’s the information we handed out at Gander Mountain last night. It was a night turn-out, with around 20 people interested in the sport getting together to discuss the sport itself, as well as some goals for getting a group together. A good start! I’m sure Paul will have some additional comments on …
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