Saltwater catches

[Woodkayaker]

Thanks - I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I sure had fun catching it. I've caught a few more sharks since then, but that one was the first. I've "traded up" my camera a few times since then, and even did another kayak/shark video using a really cheap helmet cam. It came out OK, despite being at a lower resolution. A helmet cam really gives you the perspective of being the person catching the fish... kinda cool. A couple of things about getting "the big catch" in pictures, or on video... you can tell the story about "the big one", and then PROVE it! It also keeps you honest. You can't take a good fish story and "embellish" it by making the catch bigger... the pics and video always tell the truth. I don't mind that a bit... and you shouldn't either! That's one heck of a kingfish to catch out of a kayak - I'm envious! I've never caught one. They're a lot farther out from shore over here on the Gulf side.

Don

[yakfish100]

dam that's a nice cuda

[Frogfish101]

dam that's a nice cuda

That's a king, not a cuda

[yakfish100]

dam that's a nice cuda

That's a king, not a cuda

i was talking about that big cuda on the first page caught by cookinman

[btbrich]

Hi I just posted on another thread but this one seems more for the yakers im from Texas my brother is from Fort Myers Florida new to area!






I mainly cauht Bull Reds Sharks and smacks!

[malibuminix]

Awesome catches BTBRICH..Where did you guys actually fished?

[Punisher]

Cobia

Kings






And here is my newest offshore kayak, the Kaskazi Dorado ll, made in Capetown, South Africa.

[cronced]

I don't have any pictures but I have been taking my stand up paddleboard out a lot around the canals by Northlake Ave. Caught lots of small and medium sized jacks, the occasional bluefish, and have gone 1 for 8 on tarpon in the last month and a half.