Hello all, been a long time...

[janines.fishtales@cox.net]

Originally Posted by cabojohn

What part of AZ?
Some of the very best paddles for me / peddles (for some)have been on the the Colorado River & Lake Havasu. It's fantastic from the kayak out there!!
Even though you are looking at a bass boat...you might really enjoy your yak too.

Or good luck with your sale.

You guys are making me re-think things...

J

[goldenglory18]

Originally Posted by janines.fishtales@cox.net

You guys are making me re-think things...

J

I said it in a PM and I'll say it now..... get a kayak in AZ! It's FANTASTIC paddling waters!

[PapaDave]

Where have you been anyway? Haven't seen a post in awhile.

Lake Havasu has some good bass fishing, large and small mouth, as well as striped bass. Lake Mead as well. Both are very large and would take a lifetime to explore in a kayak.

[janines.fishtales@cox.net]

Originally Posted by PapaDave

Where have you been anyway? Haven't seen a post in awhile.

Lake Havasu has some good bass fishing, large and small mouth, as well as striped bass. Lake Mead as well. Both are very large and would take a lifetime to explore in a kayak.

Hi Dave,

I guess I've gone and become a boat person. Love fishing out of the kayak but I am so much more comfy on a boat. I have a nice little boat available to me for the bay, and I will soon be in the process for a new bass boat for AZ. Still... not sure if I want to get rid of the yak. It's so handy... I'm excited to explore AZ for fishing though.

Janine

[hook1fred]

I hear what your saying... I love fishing from my PA but fishing for freshwater bass a bass boat is optimal. I do a lot of running and gunning looking for the best areas holding active fish and doing that from a yak would be very difficult if not impossible on a large body of water like Havasu.
My green fish machine
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[janines.fishtales@cox.net]

Originally Posted by hook1fred

I hear what your saying... I love fishing from my PA but fishing for freshwater bass a bass boat is optimal. I do a lot of running and gunning looking for the best areas holding active fish and doing that from a yak would be very difficult if not impossible on a large body of water like Havasu.
My green fish machine
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Wow, she's real purrrrty! I am looking at a new Tracker Pro 175. In a perfect world, I would keep my yak too. But let's face it: 1- it will sit in the garage, 2- that's few less hours of OT I have to work to buy the boat, and 3- my wife will kill me if I keep a yak and a boat!

J

[Deamon]

Hey Janine,

I always appreciated your good spirit and posts! Best of luck to you and don't forget about nighttime for those big cats...

Jim