My 2015 Alaska Kayak Fishing Highlight video - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

Aquahunter · 01-06-2016, 11:53 AM

My wife and I will be in Alaska from July 4th to 11th, I would love to fish with you!

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Kardinal_84 · 01-06-2016, 12:00 PM

Thanks all.

For those saying you will be up in Alaska, let me know as the dates get close. I have more PTO days than I can possibly use...unfortunately there is a reason I can't use them. My work can be insane. But obviously I fish a lot so it shouldn't be too hard to match up schedules.

I have an extra kayak on the days I don't have my kids. But we can also rent one or borrow one possibly if we can plan ahead of time. It also depends on your transportation capabilities but once again, that's just a matter of planning.

I really enjoy fishing with new folks and even if we are short a kayak, the long summer days allows for two long shifts as the tide shifts. Once again I am not a guide so no guarantees out catching. The summer days especially can be inconsistent (not to be confused with Jan-March which is consistently slow...btu always the chance). The good news though since I am not a guide, there is no obligation or cost.

C'mon up! Lets fish!!

01-06-2016, 11:53 AM	#1
Aquahunter Crazy Deaf Cuban Redneck Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Descanso, CA Posts: 158	My wife and I will be in Alaska from July 4th to 11th, I would love to fish with you! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk __________________

01-06-2016, 12:00 PM	#2
Kardinal_84 Alaskan Lurker Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Anchorage, AK Posts: 73	Thanks all. For those saying you will be up in Alaska, let me know as the dates get close. I have more PTO days than I can possibly use...unfortunately there is a reason I can't use them. My work can be insane. But obviously I fish a lot so it shouldn't be too hard to match up schedules. I have an extra kayak on the days I don't have my kids. But we can also rent one or borrow one possibly if we can plan ahead of time. It also depends on your transportation capabilities but once again, that's just a matter of planning. I really enjoy fishing with new folks and even if we are short a kayak, the long summer days allows for two long shifts as the tide shifts. Once again I am not a guide so no guarantees out catching. The summer days especially can be inconsistent (not to be confused with Jan-March which is consistently slow...btu always the chance). The good news though since I am not a guide, there is no obligation or cost. C'mon up! Lets fish!!