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PapaDave · 06-17-2013, 11:05 AM

I'm 59, I've been fishing from the kayak for about 3 years now. My typical day on the water consists of between 8-12 hours, more during the summer. I don't get real tired in the yak but at days end loading it can be tough. By the time I get home I swear I am not going fishing again the next day. But then I get up, look out the window, go pack up the kayak and do it all again. I was out the last three days and if not for having to work I would be there today.

Hang in there, once you build up your stamina you'll get to the point where you can go and go and go. And remember, fresh air, excerise and good eats are important for us older folks.

Besides, I tried staying home one weekend but it costs too much, all I did was spend money on tackle and food.

06-17-2013, 11:05 AM	#9
PapaDave Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Menifee, CA Posts: 1,463	I'm 59, I've been fishing from the kayak for about 3 years now. My typical day on the water consists of between 8-12 hours, more during the summer. I don't get real tired in the yak but at days end loading it can be tough. By the time I get home I swear I am not going fishing again the next day. But then I get up, look out the window, go pack up the kayak and do it all again. I was out the last three days and if not for having to work I would be there today. Hang in there, once you build up your stamina you'll get to the point where you can go and go and go. And remember, fresh air, excerise and good eats are important for us older folks. Besides, I tried staying home one weekend but it costs too much, all I did was spend money on tackle and food. __________________ So long and thanks for all the fish...