Are there any kayakers over 66 out there - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

PE.rider · 06-17-2013, 10:43 PM

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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06-17-2013, 10:43 PM	#25
PE.rider Senior Member Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: OC, CA Posts: 234	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...