no exprience what so ever in kayak fishing

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chrisoc96
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no exprience what so ever in kayak fishing

#1 Post by chrisoc96 »

ive read a couple of threads and thats litreally all i know about kayak fishing may be able to get one needs patching up its just a simple everyday kayak anyone got any advice ?
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Re: no exprience what so ever in kayak fishing

#2 Post by spindlefist »

http://www.irishkayakangling.com/

or

http://..org/

you need a few basics- seaworthy kayak, quality PFD, safety equipment (VHF RADIO, whistle, knife etc)...

contact those links above and you should find yerself all you need to know...

and if possible, don't go to sea alone.
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Re: no exprience what so ever in kayak fishing

#3 Post by anthony byrne »

The above will see you right, for coastal fishing it's recommended a 12 ft kayak or bigger. Most go for sit on. You get what you pay for as they can last a lifetime. Kayak pfd paddle and protective clothing are the start essentials. VHF anchor systems GPS fish finders are all add ons at a cost
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