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Old 06-18-2013, 07:10 PM   #1
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these girls may have been drunk that night,not sure, but I have been playing with the one on the left for about three years now.Gives me plenty of......exercise almost daily.


If I was paying for it I would........no wait, I KNOW I would do better than that.
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Old 06-18-2013, 08:06 PM   #2
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If I was paying for it I would........no wait, I KNOW I would do better than that.

Actually the one on the left has her MBA and is President and CEO of a muti-million $ San Diego company and is only 26ys old!!! Brains and beauty my favorite attributes...
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Old 06-18-2013, 11:20 PM   #3
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Actually the one on the left has her MBA and is President and CEO of a muti-million $ San Diego company and is only 26ys old!!! Brains and beauty my favorite attributes...
Oh I don't know I think I prefer more edgy girls.



That's Lydia, a real girl, standing on my real couch, in my real studio. Hell I never talked to her too much about her education, but she's smart as hell, fun to talk to, pretty damn fine, 28 years old, and last I heard I think has a net worth of something like 100+ million give or take few million. Not that that figure is a huge concern of mine.

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Old 06-19-2013, 06:01 AM   #4
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Actually.......
So a certain female friend who will remain officially unmentioned has asserted that for a fishing site this thread is getting just a little too off topic. That some here might not appreciate modeling unless it was in fact kayak related.

In that light she insisted we take a few pics.

Kokatat Goretex bib drypants with relief zipper.



My review:

Thin, light, flexible, not excessively hot even under heavy exertion, and that relief zipper works out pretty damn well if you get my drift.

Win!! Win!! as far as all concerned.

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Old 06-17-2013, 07:00 PM   #5
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I'll be 67 young this summer and keep physically & mentally fit by getting out 1-2x per week for 6-8 hrs. Papa Dave is really an animal and stays out another 2-4 hrs after I come in! Since I retired 3 yrs ago I'm able to get out much more often and lost 24lbs (I now have the same pant size I did at 19yrs). Using the revolution instead of paddling has really helped w/ the shoulder back pain I use to experience. I took out a PA twice for a day and the different pedaling angle caused mucho back pain that was not experienced in the revo. I'm tired by the end of a day but all I need is a beer and a nap to recover. Hang in there-
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Old 06-17-2013, 07:15 PM   #6
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I'll give up Kayaking when its time comes, I'm 63 and I'm fighting Cancer in my Liver and Portal vein, but I always when ever get a chance I'll go and fight does YT at point (more fun than fighting Cancer)
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Old 06-17-2013, 07:26 PM   #7
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I'll give up Kayaking when its time comes, I'm 63 and I'm fighting Cancer in my Liver and Portal vein, but I always when ever get a chance I'll go and fight does YT at point (more fun than fighting Cancer)
never stop believing, experiencing and fighting. Good for you Sir. I hope you have many more YT fights ahead of you.
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Old 06-17-2013, 07:27 PM   #8
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Nice to see there are so many older guys doing this. I'm 47 and it makes me think I'm not starting too late.
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Old 06-17-2013, 10:43 PM   #9
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I can paddle for 12 hours and not get tired, and fear getting a pedal kayak because I would then be on the water 24/seven.

Definitely look into making your kayak fishing life easier by:

1. Practicing proper paddle and pacing techniques
2. Sitting in the right posture and remembering to use the hip/torso muscles to provide most of the power for your strokes
3. Invest in high-back seats and cushions
4. Choosing a lighter kayak
5. Have better hardware for loading/unloading
6. Eat and drink plenty to keep your blood~glucose level high
7. Smoke a cuban cigar (hey, look at Fidel C.)
8. Take a flask of your favorite muscle relaxant/pain reliever and sip whenever fatigued

and lastly...

9. Imagine what your life would be like without kayak fishing...

Stay with the Fleet...
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Old 06-17-2013, 07:25 PM   #10
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I am thinking about giving up kayak fishing, after a day in my yak I am really hurting, do you guys over 66 feel the same way?
Being over 40/50/60 remember to do alot of stretching.Yoga woudl be helpful.I tend to numb out 'cause of sciattica bk ache. But when fish are spaunin you gotta ignore the pain & feel that TUG.!Now git UR ass out there & FISH!
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