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Originally Posted by lowprofile
well, there ya go guys, cats out of the bag. Angel sharks like irons and Gulp! 
well, congrats on the almost fish. try throwing your legs over each side while you drift with bait. makes it more stable to pull on fish. also using the leverage of the fish and rod, turn the nose towards the fish and the kayak will act as your drag and you'll never have your line slip when using heavy gear. turned sideways though is a different story. i've been towed sideways and had to lean the opposite direction, so far ove that if the line popped i would have gone in. |
As much as i like to think WSB, those head shakes were massive, shark came to mind on my almost fish. This fish went straight down and under my yak so I couldn't get no leverage.
There was a lot of bird action south. I didn't want to paddle back against the current to check it out. Could of should of. I'll be back out there soon. We have some nice weather coming, maybe it'll warm the water a few deg.