Your Thoughts?
 

If you learned one lesson from this video what would it be?


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Make sure the go pro is on? :D

water is cold ?
 

video says it is private . is it just my system ?

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Well...i learned that when you post up a youtube video, to make it so everybody can see it...!:the_finger:

Up and running now

Not for me. Tease!

A lot of stuff there, but the top 2 I can think of are: 1) An Outback, along with any other high railed kayak, can be very difficult to remount and should be practiced on. 2) Swimming back to your yak should not be done freestyle or doggy style fully clothed. Keeping your head, and lifting your arms out of the water wastes too much energy. Lay back and do the back paddle you probably learned as a kid (arms out to the sides and push back).

Dress to swim!

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OLD GUYS RULE!!!
 

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no macarena on an outback.

to always keep your rod tip pointed at the fish?

Poop is not to chum water

Don't ever, ever listen to your dumbass friends when they double dog dare you to do dumb stuff.



....and than they laugh at you for ten minutes straight.:D







Swim faster George and keep your pants on.

If jorge lost his pants im sure greg would have found them a week later....:eek:

Old guys might rule but they aren't very nimble. :D What the hell made you listen to Matt? :confused: Well anyways :you_rock:

Keep training.. Daniel-san!

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Sight Fishing on the Outback is not in my near future. Nice one Jorge:luxhello:

La Jolla is a great place for a quick dip. No paddle harness? Old guys know better.