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PapaDave · 07-24-2021, 06:06 PM

When I first became interested in kayak fishing I tried a few different models out. One I rented out of Oceanside, a Hobie sport, pretty small for someone my size. I dropped out a sabiki rig and before long I hooked up on what turned out to be smelt. As I turned around to get the pole I flipped the kayak over. After getting back in, I went to recover my pole, which had tangled on the back, and flipped over again. I got back on and before I could do anything I moved the wrong way and flipped again. I was soaking wet when I returned the kayak, the guy asked me what happened, I just shook my head.

07-24-2021, 06:06 PM	#6
PapaDave Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Menifee, CA Posts: 1,459	When I first became interested in kayak fishing I tried a few different models out. One I rented out of Oceanside, a Hobie sport, pretty small for someone my size. I dropped out a sabiki rig and before long I hooked up on what turned out to be smelt. As I turned around to get the pole I flipped the kayak over. After getting back in, I went to recover my pole, which had tangled on the back, and flipped over again. I got back on and before I could do anything I moved the wrong way and flipped again. I was soaking wet when I returned the kayak, the guy asked me what happened, I just shook my head. __________________ So long and thanks for all the fish...