The Ghost Cometh... - Page 2 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Chuck D · 08-09-2017, 04:59 PM

Man, when you have one kid kayak fishing is manageable. With two young kidos kayak fishing becomes a distant memory at times. Even though life is amazing with the kids some days you just need to get out on your own. After a couple sporadic skunks in the past two months, an early Saturday morning end of July did me right. Got this long beauty in the shallows trailing a brown bait (yeah Jim you told me they work). Drug me through 3 kelp patties, missed 3 gaff shots, but this bad boy was meant to be mine. Only ran 45lbs, but a whopping 53in, long sucka. On the H2o by 6 off by 8, doesn't get better then that. As we all know, we savor those days. Tight lines.

08-09-2017, 04:59 PM	#1
Chuck D Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Bay Park Posts: 559	The Ghost Cometh... Man, when you have one kid kayak fishing is manageable. With two young kidos kayak fishing becomes a distant memory at times. Even though life is amazing with the kids some days you just need to get out on your own. After a couple sporadic skunks in the past two months, an early Saturday morning end of July did me right. Got this long beauty in the shallows trailing a brown bait (yeah Jim you told me they work). Drug me through 3 kelp patties, missed 3 gaff shots, but this bad boy was meant to be mine. Only ran 45lbs, but a whopping 53in, long sucka. On the H2o by 6 off by 8, doesn't get better then that. As we all know, we savor those days. Tight lines. Attached Images

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