Follow Robert Field on an offshore kayak fishing session in Panama. Blue skies, clear water and big fish make up for a great edit, check it out:

« In this episode we’re mothershipping the clients and their kayaks to a legendary spot 10 miles down the Pacific coast from Los Buzos Resort in southern Panama. The morning starts off with nonstop action, and before long, all hell breaks loose when a HUGE black marlin starts jumping out of the water right in front of my kayak! Then, back at the lodge, we’re cooking up our catch and reminiscing on the day’s events. « 

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Lost on a pacific island, alone, away from civilization but still want to go kayak fishing? No trouble for Chad Zuber … << check this out! << Last week I posted the first video of my primitive cattail boat as I launched from the beach and managed to push the small bushcraft sea vessel through the waves and reach the calmness of the open ocean. This raft or kayak proved to be very stable and reliable on the water as I paddled around for about an hour. In this video, I take the same kayak out again but this time I’m bringing my fishing gear to practice some primitive ocean survival fishing techniques with an artificial lure and fresh bait. During this three and a half hour voyage I found myself among a school of dolphin and even had a visit by a sea lion. Once again the kayak performed very well and I am looking forward to even greater adventures at sea in the near future. >>

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Fishing in my hobie pro angler 14 kayak chasing big squid. There is no better room to shoot a feed of calamari then in a kayak. It’s a fun and rewarding flesh of fishing. Make sure you watch until the end as things start a little slow but then a small window of chaos catching amend after improvement with the last squid having a 41 cm scarf. I do get a little excited in this one. If you experience the video, then please subscribe to the channel. Was fishing during the rising tide Port Phillip Bay south UV jigs in 3 gram in gold and red doing the damage.

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This year was the first year I have Kayak Fished and the first time I ever competed in any angling tournaments. I wanted to share some of the moments over this first Kayak Fishing season that are some of the moments you don’t see about the expedition on social media. Often you will see beings post their biggest fish, and I do that as well. But most of the time we aren’t catching the’ BIGGEST’ fish. We are learning a reservoir, learning a working method, duelling these components or only experiencing having a good time. I hope my video can invigorate others to try Kayak Fishing and “ve realized that” the charm is the journey itself. Don’t worry about others or compare yourself to smoothed media posts. Be yourself and have fun. Thanks for watching and please subscribe if you are so inclined.

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Kayak Bass Fishing: River Bassin’ on the Oconee, presented by GA Power Drew is joined by Kayak Bass Fishing’s Chad Hoover, and the duo do a bit << river bassin >> on the beautiful Oconee River in Milledgeville, GA. The post spawn fish are scattered and the burn proves challenging, so they target anything that dives. This proves to be a fun way to turn a hard epoch into one they’ll never forget. In true fashion, they finally key in on their target species, bass, and register what this creek is capable of! While in Milledgeville, they stop in and speak with Mark Gordy, of GA Power, about water security. Exactly recollect, SPLASH! Chad also illustrates a little more about Kayak Bass Fishing, what it is, how it wields and how you can get involved!

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The yellowtail went crazy, the kayakers disappeared crazy and the boaters lost all sanity. We had a few boaters rev their barges right through scholls of yellowtail, through the kayakers and person every impression of sanity was travel from everyone! It was the best day ever at Simonstown!

Sigi was paddling the Legend Kayaks Trident I was on my Stealth Profisha5 75 Unfortunately my camera battery said fairly and was tired … But I spare no effort to get myself a yellowtail! On the revolve as well, the best way to catch them! The yellowtail been put forward a good fight but it was easy work for my Hearty Rise Black Force 762 H rod.

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ACK Fishing Team member Chris Castro has wasted countless hours in the surf, and he enjoys sharing things he’s learned along the way. As promised, “thats part” 2 into how he administers the surf, this time coming back in. Due to request he’s included an extra 7 instants to also discuss a red-hot topic in service industries. Pedal vs Paddle for offshore kayak fishing. Remember that each territory faces different challenges, with that being said, this is in reference to drawbacks he faces on the Texas coast. Always remember to rig and leash appropriately, wear a PFD at all times, a helmet for added shield, and under supervision.

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Amazing genus fished now, check out this video! << It was a calm morning out from Army Bay in the Whangaparaoa Peninsula. Whangaparaoa is just North of Auckland and has stacks of fishy neighborhoods so it typically doesn’t make long to get specific actions. Light gales originated paddling very comfortable and I had plans to fish a shallow reef with strayline baits, then maybe barter to a livebait later on in the day. With the numerous kingfish all over the baitfish were elusive, though I did end up snagging a kingi on a softbait which ended with a bust off. The fishing was overall pretty slow for that place, with exclusively big fish going secured; nonetheless, on one particular descend, two life record snapper were secured, one of which intent up get swallowed by a nice john dory. This was a brand-new categories for me, so super stoked with this catch! >>

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The IFA Redfish Tour pates to Grand Isle, Louisiana as best available kayak anglers in the commonwealth compete in the 2018 IFA Redfish Tour Kayak Championship!

The IFA is the largest grass roots inshore fishing tournament company in America. We are dedicated to conducting economical inshore catch and liberate, fishing tournaments in all regions of the country where redfish and other species are procured. Our formats are designed with the rookie, intermediate, and fulfilled tournament anglers in brain, where all can compete and have fun regardless of their experience stages, cleverness, or senility.

The IFA Redfish Tour, an idea developed from a adoration of fishing continues to grow and provide inshore anglers an opportunity to display their knacks on the intercostal waterways. Now, in it’s second decade of adding tone tournament knowledge and having awarded several billion dollars in awards there is simply no other inshore tournament streak that can boasting or say that. So come and participate the most powerful and greater Inshore Tournament Series the IFA Redfish Tour Presented by Cabelas.

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