Looking for Guides - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Mikey Likes It · 01-28-2015, 09:15 PM

I know I'll get blasted but:

A guide to me seems like someone helping you solve a puzzle: You solve the puzzle and get the reward but you didn't do it on your own.

And a lot has to do with money. There are rich, poor, middle class kayak fisherman and all in between. Is it worth $100-$200 for someone to guide you for a day? If you only spent $300 on a kayak and fishing gear to get started then a guide probably isn't ideal. If you start with buying a Hobie Pro Angler and only fish on the weekends it's priceless.

Different strokes for different folks!!

01-28-2015, 09:15 PM	#34
Mikey Likes It Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Posts: 47	My thoughts I know I'll get blasted but: A guide to me seems like someone helping you solve a puzzle: You solve the puzzle and get the reward but you didn't do it on your own. And a lot has to do with money. There are rich, poor, middle class kayak fisherman and all in between. Is it worth $100-$200 for someone to guide you for a day? If you only spent $300 on a kayak and fishing gear to get started then a guide probably isn't ideal. If you start with buying a Hobie Pro Angler and only fish on the weekends it's priceless. Different strokes for different folks!!