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YakDout · 04-17-2015, 05:12 PM

I first started kayak fishing as a teenager. Had a tarpon 140 and it was fun, but I didn't get into it hardcore. Started free diving locally around north county San Diego. Shot some Hali's saw some big WSB a couple times, mostly around grand view in leucadia. Big reefs and lots of eel grass. I went a couple times solo, although I didn't feel as safe as if I knew someone else was around. Picked up my first Hobie a couple years ago. And HOOKED. Kayak fishing something I will take with me to the grave. A true enthusiast in the sport for life. To see boiling yellowtail or dorado. To see a 50lb roosterfish smashing on bait smaller than your pinky less that 20 yards away. To see 10 grey whales fluking in la jolla. The peace and tranquility of kayak fishing combined with a better chance to land some good eating fish, is good in my book. Good luck.

04-17-2015, 05:12 PM	#3
YakDout Brandon Join Date: Jul 2011 Location: San Diego Posts: 2,345	I first started kayak fishing as a teenager. Had a tarpon 140 and it was fun, but I didn't get into it hardcore. Started free diving locally around north county San Diego. Shot some Hali's saw some big WSB a couple times, mostly around grand view in leucadia. Big reefs and lots of eel grass. I went a couple times solo, although I didn't feel as safe as if I knew someone else was around. Picked up my first Hobie a couple years ago. And HOOKED. Kayak fishing something I will take with me to the grave. A true enthusiast in the sport for life. To see boiling yellowtail or dorado. To see a 50lb roosterfish smashing on bait smaller than your pinky less that 20 yards away. To see 10 grey whales fluking in la jolla. The peace and tranquility of kayak fishing combined with a better chance to land some good eating fish, is good in my book. Good luck.