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RedSledTeam 09-15-2016 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by ultimatejay (Post 269077)
I don't see why people struggle to keep losing things on surf launches/return. Don't be stupid, secure all your gear! Even pros can flip once in awhile. Sooner or later it's going to happen. Tie your rods down, put all electrical in dry bags and in storage bins and expect the worse. Seems like the ones losing stuff are the cocky guys who think it will never happen to them

What was the original question again?:rolleyes:

ultimatejay 09-16-2016 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by RedSledTeam (Post 269113)
What was the original question again?:rolleyes:


lol, I may be a noob but I'm not dumb lol

GTboosted 09-16-2016 10:01 AM

Remember what happened to me?.... Good times lol :cheers1:

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Originally Posted by ceruleandrms (Post 269095)
Buy a trident, put all your shit in the hull, make sure bait tank is bungeed down proper, time the sets, commit, paddle hella hard.

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ceruleandrms 09-16-2016 10:02 AM

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...85362a7f01.jpg

Of course I remember

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GTboosted 09-16-2016 10:13 AM

Ha!

Definitely a story to tell my grand-kids. I remember not even being scared, just pissed that I lost my $300 paddle.

So lesson here is....I don't know, leash your paddle the moment you clear the breakers....oh and watch the weather reports.

ultimatejay 09-16-2016 11:23 AM

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Originally Posted by ceruleandrms (Post 269144)
http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...85362a7f01.jpg

Of course I remember

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Wow, that's scary. At least it will be harder to lose my mirage drive on my PA lol
Yeah if the wind is blowing into the ocean- that's a no go. I hate real windy days anyways.

GTboosted 09-16-2016 02:37 PM

My problem was that my first few launches were with very similar conditions and being that it was a Tarpon 140 (14 footer) with a rudder I saw no problem launching. There was also this one day, I forgot why but me and Kevin decided to leave our gear at the shore and we practiced launching thru surf and flipping the yaks once we were past the breakers. We did this quite a few times. So in my head I was "prepared" ...Losing the paddle well that's something else. Lesson learned :doh:

I also ordered a PA14, after being in hiatus for almost 2 yrs. My main vehicle to transport the tarpon had some issues. Now I got a trailer for my other car and gonna get back into it.


I only fished for 4 months so I am still a newb when it comes to inshore fishing. I still want to go to LJ and it will probably be the only place I surf launch...my Tarpon's seat broke after a few launches in surf and I will not risk damaging my PA. So besides LJ I will stick to Harbor launches. Looking back at it, I should've kept the tarpon for surf launches. That was fun, but I never lost gear since everything including my FF would go in the front hatch.


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