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SoCalCuda · 04-20-2021, 08:43 PM

Socaledc and John, I agree with you both. Using a co-writer, and hearing you guys, I am going to make some changes.

Thank you guys for you input. I would love to add a pole to this and find out how long users have been kayak fishing for.

TJones · 05-10-2021, 01:46 AM

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Originally Posted by SoCalCuda

Socaledc and John, I agree with you both. Using a co-writer, and hearing you guys, I am going to make some changes.

Thank you guys for you input. I would love to add a pole to this and find out how long users have been kayak fishing for.

Lots come out the gate hot and quickly fizzle. Kayak fishing is a lot of work and there is a lot involved. Some guys quickly figure out that this is not for them and move on. one possibility is that they get discourage while trying to figure the learning curve. A very difficult and challenging thing, even for an experienced angler. Tight lines everyone. We need some activity on the board, its been pretty quite whilst its pretty much wide open on the party boats.

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SoCalCuda Travel Blogger Join Date: Apr 2018 Location: Southern California / Oregon Posts: 50	Socaledc and John, I agree with you both. Using a co-writer, and hearing you guys, I am going to make some changes. Thank you guys for you input. I would love to add a pole to this and find out how long users have been kayak fishing for. __________________ Biggest salmon -37lbs, lingcod 35”, rainbow trout 23”, brook trout 13”, White Sea bass 33”, bottom fish 23", largemouth 17”, calico 17”, striped sand bass 20”, halibut 23”, sheepshead 16”, cabezon 20.5”, steelhead 25”, red ear 10.5, bluegill 10.5.... Beachestobackroads.com https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmblH3XWON8qXKSNltF2cHw Last edited by SoCalCuda; 04-22-2021 at 04:00 PM.