Now I got yak, what are the essentials I need to get?

[jorluivil]

Originally Posted by StinkyMatt

200 bucks goes real quick.


Post up ads ol BWE for used equipment. Guaranteed to get responses and save a bunch of money. I have even seen cool people on here take care of a new guy for free or very little coin.


Buy used save money for fishing.

I usually tell people to NOT listen to anything that Matt says but he's right on this one. Post up what you 'WTB' and I'm sure you'll get a few PM's from other members.....I've received a few free items and have given away a few as well.


ooooh, one last thing.

You may need to buy Security Tokens before you post up any 'WTB' request. Check the General Kayaking Forum for more information on this.

[bus kid]

Originally Posted by jorluivil

I usually tell people to NOT listen to anything that Matt says but he's right on this one. Post up what you 'WTB' and I'm sure you'll get a few PM's from other members.....I've received a few free items and have given away a few as well.


ooooh, one last thing.

You may need to buy Security Tokens before you post up any 'WTB' request. Check the General Kayaking Forum for more information on this.

I've a Custom Tuna Taxi crate with rod holders you can have, Each one is handmade in their secure factory in little TJ. Security tokens are going up in the new year with all the Political unrest overseas and the uncertain future of commodities, add to that the strike at the LB and LA harbors. I wouldn't be surprised if they hit $12.00 and ounce!

[taggermike]

There area few things that will make your yaking more fun and comfortable from the start. A decent carbon paddle, a quality seat with an inflatable butt pad, a PFD that is made for kayaking, and since its winter-a good paddling jacket/wader/underfleece combo. These things will save you the tired/sore wrists, sore/soggy ass, and low body temperture and let you focus on fishing.

[Wayne_R]

Originally Posted by taggermike

There area few things that will make your yaking more fun and comfortable from the start. A decent carbon paddle, a quality seat with an inflatable butt pad, a PFD that is made for kayaking, and since its winter-a good paddling jacket/wader/underfleece combo. These things will save you the tired/sore wrists, sore/soggy ass, and low body temperture and let you focus on fishing.

You know what, on my way to work today I was thinking "Do I need some waders?". I imagine even on a lake there is a good possibility of getting wet no?