Flylining Mack's

[LBKayakDude]

Definitely agree on that. No need to go too far out especially since someone just posted in a recent lj report he got bit trolling ten ft behind his yak 🎣🚣 the ten second count is a solid way to be sure you're in the zone but sounds like you wouldn't wanna go any further.

[spicolly]

Thanks for your replies...this is great info and really helpful. Thank you, thank you, thank you! Looking forward to getting back out on the water.

[taggermike]

I don't think yaks spook fish so a shorter drop back 100' works for me. Makes it quicker to check for kelp fouling, saving baits from dogs, and pb-ers. Mike

[spicolly]

Originally Posted by taggermike

I don't think yaks spook fish so a shorter drop back 100' works for me. Makes it quicker to check for kelp fouling, saving baits from dogs, and pb-ers. Mike

Thanks Mike - appreciate the time and reply. That totally makes sense!!!

Dumb question...is there a way to best determine how to approximately let out 100'? Is there a countdown method or some other means to come close to 100'?

Thanks again!!!

[Zed]

Every paddle stroke is 0.001 mile.
so roughly 5ftish per stroke. I cant tell you what each pedal stroke is.