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I've been wondering about all the fuss down south about kayak angling...

and wondering if anyone north of the border has done any flyfishing from a kayak.

if you have - care to share?

where'd you fish? lake, stream or river?

dryfly or wetfly?

type of kayak?

and any suggestions: pros or cons?

 

Dale

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i read an article ina fly fishign magazine i cant remember wich but it borek down a bunch of em and mostly how too use em saltwater...but i bet they would be insane for access too water if u could pack ur gear with you on streams in alebrta and b.c. or werever...i dotn own one yet but its on the list forsure...

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probably was dude :lol: ... ill dig around for it in a few days once im done bully bingin....and FHD i can pop it in the mail if u wana pm me ur mailing address...it wont eb tons of info but worth the read

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probably was dude :lol: ... ill dig around for it in a few days once im done bully bingin....and FHD i can pop it in the mail if u wana pm me ur mailing address...it wont eb tons of info but worth the read

 

Hey Maxxy..... a point of inquiry....... that is english you're typing right?????

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I have two acquaintances who either have fished or do fish out of kayaks. A friend of mine I grew up with on the Island, built one out of wood and canvas and fished the ocean and lakes. Another fellow I know on the east coast fishes for Stripers out of his.

Guest bigbadbrent
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too bad firefox doesnt have a built in max-spellchecker

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probably was dude :lol: ... ill dig around for it in a few days once im done bully bingin....and FHD i can pop it in the mail if u wana pm me ur mailing address...it wont eb tons of info but worth the read

 

Maxwell, that would be great - once your done bullying the bing, :blink:

please do send it my way.

4822 - 21 ave NW. T3B0W9.

mucho apprecciatio!

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Well,

I rented a 10foot kayak today and floated the Bow, Bowness to Shouldice - short trip but I wanted to see if it could be done.

I brought my dry fly rod and spent time casting and floating, righting and paddling, and casting some more.

(No, I did not have a fly on the end as it's off season now) but I think it went very well.

I could see that I would need a couple of gimmicks like a paddle holder and a rod holder whilst I'm working one or the other.

but the kayak was easy to handle, quick to manouvre, fast in crossing the river if I decided to go the slow side.

and it was a simple blessing to just float and watch the line float ahead of me, or beside me.

I also floated over my favorite hole and saw a huge bowie three feet under the kayak!

it never flinched as I crossed right over it!

next time I will take my waders and stop a while here or there and try out some new holes!

all in all, I am excited about the possibilities.

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Weedy,

I'm sure you are a bit taller than this kid, but you get the point. You only need to watch the first 15 seconds or so....

 

:lol: (Actually I'm not much taller and shrinking every day.)

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