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Kayak Check List
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I saw an earlier post asking about what things to bring... So I thought I'd share my personal "check off list".
I personally take everything but the kitchen sink. Since I own a ton of crap for fishing, why not take it all right? haha :rolleyes: I also tend to forget at least one little thing every trip, so this was my way of trying to solve that problem. I attatched the Word document if anyone wishes to use it, or edit it to their needs... (For some reason Excel spread sheets don't upload) It is organized alphabetically based on the "group" I thought things fit in. Bait tank Bait pump plug Bait tank Battery for bait tank Bait tank Hobie bait tank - check switch Bait tank Intake tube for bait tank Bait tank Output PVC pipe for bait tank Clothing Co2 Inflatable life jacket (lakes only) Clothing fishing license Clothing Gill Suit Clothing gloves Clothing hat Clothing life jacket Clothing neoprene shoes Clothing Paddle jacket Clothing polarized sunglasses Clothing waders Clothing wading belt Cooler bait Cooler larger cooler with ice Cooler small cooler Electronics battery box Electronics charged 12 V battery Electronics empty memory card for camera Electronics extra AA batteries Electronics fish finder Electronics pelican case Electronics VHF radio Kayak Hobie Revolution kayak Kayak kayak wheels Kayak Mirage drive Kayak Mirage drive plug Kayak mirage drive with turbo fins Kayak paddle Kayak Paddle leash Kayak ram mount rod holder Kayak Seat Misc. anchor (for bay fishing) Misc. Bait net Misc. Billy Club Misc. Bottle of water Misc. Camera Misc. dive mask (just in case) Misc. Fish measuring tape Misc. Gaff Misc. game clip with line and carabineer clip Misc. headlamp Misc. knife Misc. Net (for bay fishing) Misc. phone Misc. Sealion bombs Misc. Seat plugs Misc. Sponge Misc. Sunscreen Rod 7'6" Shimano Clarus with Curado CU 200e7 Rod 9 ft Kencore jig stick with avet MXJ MC Rod Calstar BTG- 196 with Avet MXJ Rod Calstar GFTR 800H with Sealine 40 Rod Quantum blue runner with Torium 20 Rod rod leashes Rod Sabiki Stick Rod Shimano Terremar with Calcutta 400 Rod Squid Jig Rod Velcro rod/leash fasteners Tackle Tackle tray (assorted tackle) Tackle Tackle tray (irons) Tools fillet knife Tools Leatherman (multi-tool) Tools Needle-Nose pliers Tools sharpening stone Tools small flashlight Truck Kayak Lock Truck key to lock Truck tie down straps GPS hand bilge pump |
that's a lot of stuff.
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No fishing license...
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The BWE List.
Paddle and/or Hobie Drive Seat Lifejacket Rods Tackle Leashes (rod and paddle) VHF Radio Gaff and/or Net Bait Tank Sabiki Rig Battery Water/Food Pliers/Knife Wetsuit/ Waders/ Splashwear Sunscreen Fishfinder Camera |
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X2 and just add in a sump pump and a whistle |
nice tyler, you left the sealbombs part in the list but took out the "Surfboard- In case the fish aren't biting" part hhaaha
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very nice work there kid, but it's more of a detailed breakdown of kayak parts and equipment.
These boaters that are lurking attracted by apparent simplicity of kayak fishing will run away when they see all the lil' things. :D I like Billy's list, I'd just add headlamp if you're heading out early or late. Brian put together nice checklist http://www.kayakfishingsupplies.com/...hing-checklist |
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I have this list hanging in the garage. I recently added license do to me forgetting it last week. :eek: |
I did not notice beer on any of these lists. That should be right up there with sunscreen.
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I personally like to break down my list into every little thing. Most people are probably fine with the general list of the basics... this was simply my way of making sure I bring everything I could want. |
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