Destination: Cabo - The Long Way - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

wavster · 06-20-2010, 12:12 PM

LOL. I read that book cover to cover. Lots of good info in there.
I do have a couple of Rebel FastTracs that I'm taking, but they
aren't new, so they too were camera shy...

PAL · 06-20-2010, 07:22 PM

Dave, I'm looking forward to the shot that shows your entire pile of gear, not just the hooks, lines and sinkers.

Kayak Kevin, the guy who paddled from Pensacola, around Florida, and up to the Chesapeake (1800 miles in 18 weeks) in 2005 just started a new trip of his own. This one is a shorty, a 'mere' 600 mile circumnavigation of the Chesapeake Bay. You can follow his trip here. Click the SPOT page link for his track.

The bounds of this sport are definitely getting a hard push forward by those of an adventurous bent.

Forgot to add, the Baja Trailer Boater's Guide is more recent than The Baja Catch. If you haven't seen it, might be worth a look. You could contact the author Zack Thomas and ask him how much of the Pacific Coast he covers.

06-20-2010, 12:12 PM	#1
wavster Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Encinitas Posts: 562	LOL. I read that book cover to cover. Lots of good info in there. I do have a couple of Rebel FastTracs that I'm taking, but they aren't new, so they too were camera shy... __________________

06-20-2010, 07:22 PM	#2
PAL Senior Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 754	Dave, I'm looking forward to the shot that shows your entire pile of gear, not just the hooks, lines and sinkers. Kayak Kevin, the guy who paddled from Pensacola, around Florida, and up to the Chesapeake (1800 miles in 18 weeks) in 2005 just started a new trip of his own. This one is a shorty, a 'mere' 600 mile circumnavigation of the Chesapeake Bay. You can follow his trip here. Click the SPOT page link for his track. The bounds of this sport are definitely getting a hard push forward by those of an adventurous bent. Forgot to add, the Baja Trailer Boater's Guide is more recent than The Baja Catch. If you haven't seen it, might be worth a look. You could contact the author Zack Thomas and ask him how much of the Pacific Coast he covers.