Going faster in rougher water? SINK fishermen - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Badman Bolinchsky · 07-06-2006, 06:22 AM

Anybody fish for calico or yellowfin from a decked SINK sea kayak?

I'm a New England angler trying to get a handle on the West Coast kayaking fishing scene. There's lots of SOT fishermen here, and many SINKers, but the ratio of former to latter is about ten to one.

Long SINKS (16'6"+) are fast and can handle incredibly rough water but are tough to load with multiple rods and fishfinders.

If you're a SINKER, I'd like to hear about how you guys rig and run offshore for Ca. and Baja species.

If you want to see some east coast SINK rigs and their peculiarities, I've got lots of info at http://paddlingtravelers.blogspot.co...k-fishing.html

07-06-2006, 06:22 AM	#1
Badman Bolinchsky Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 6	Going faster in rougher water? SINK fishermen Anybody fish for calico or yellowfin from a decked SINK sea kayak? I'm a New England angler trying to get a handle on the West Coast kayaking fishing scene. There's lots of SOT fishermen here, and many SINKers, but the ratio of former to latter is about ten to one. Long SINKS (16'6"+) are fast and can handle incredibly rough water but are tough to load with multiple rods and fishfinders. If you're a SINKER, I'd like to hear about how you guys rig and run offshore for Ca. and Baja species. If you want to see some east coast SINK rigs and their peculiarities, I've got lots of info at http://paddlingtravelers.blogspot.co...k-fishing.html