I'm Going Offshore and May Need 1 More - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

aguachico · 08-21-2008, 09:12 AM

I was off shore yesterday. Put the wood to the YFT at the 302. I suggest you do not drop your yak in the middle of the mess that's out there now. The swell is up and the current is ripping. You will need some one to stay on the skiff.

The biggest problem are the nut jobs, myself included, chasing the f'n flippers around.

You would be a speed bump.

If you want someone to go with you, take one yak and swap back and forth.

Send me a pm if you want me to drive your skiff out. If you have radar we can launch at 0200-0300 and be at the inner banks early before the rest of the nut jobs arrive.

good luck and be careful.

BTW: when catching tuna on the yak, don't reach out with your gaff and stick it... trust me

. Even the smallest football's generate a lot of torque.

08-21-2008, 09:12 AM	#3
aguachico Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 719	I was off shore yesterday. Put the wood to the YFT at the 302. I suggest you do not drop your yak in the middle of the mess that's out there now. The swell is up and the current is ripping. You will need some one to stay on the skiff. The biggest problem are the nut jobs, myself included, chasing the f'n flippers around. You would be a speed bump. If you want someone to go with you, take one yak and swap back and forth. Send me a pm if you want me to drive your skiff out. If you have radar we can launch at 0200-0300 and be at the inner banks early before the rest of the nut jobs arrive. good luck and be careful. BTW: when catching tuna on the yak, don't reach out with your gaff and stick it... trust me . Even the smallest football's generate a lot of torque.