LJ Shark Fishing 4/28 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

THE DARKHORSE · 05-01-2008, 01:29 PM

No doubt, the Seeker 93H ULUA is a serious beef-stick. I've bounced many a #25 Yellowtail over the deck (10' in the air and over from the bow) while the deckhands were helping passengers gaff Barracuda. I feel the Seeker 90j is probably the best stick for the average kayak angler. The 8' just doesn't cut it when your one shot of the day breezes through in a moments notice. To those chasing breezing Yellowtail with a 7' bait stick, good luck.

p.s. Being a fish guru yourself, I'm sure you allready know, but there is an end cap that fits perfectly inside the butt section of the ULUA 93H. (like a pool-cue) I picked up mine at Seaforth Landing (a giant box full of butt-caps) It now fits in any standard kayak rod holder.

05-01-2008, 01:29 PM	#22
THE DARKHORSE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Seven minutes from the launch! Posts: 987	Too big for the rod holder, "that's what she said". No doubt, the Seeker 93H ULUA is a serious beef-stick. I've bounced many a #25 Yellowtail over the deck (10' in the air and over from the bow) while the deckhands were helping passengers gaff Barracuda. I feel the Seeker 90j is probably the best stick for the average kayak angler. The 8' just doesn't cut it when your one shot of the day breezes through in a moments notice. To those chasing breezing Yellowtail with a 7' bait stick, good luck. p.s. Being a fish guru yourself, I'm sure you allready know, but there is an end cap that fits perfectly inside the butt section of the ULUA 93H. (like a pool-cue) I picked up mine at Seaforth Landing (a giant box full of butt-caps) It now fits in any standard kayak rod holder.