Lower Back Pain - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

RobFish · 06-19-2017, 06:06 AM

Hey PP,
Lots of good advice here, specifically related to the kayak. Seats, angles, changing your PFD, buy a Hobie, and the like.

I can relate to back pain. Former motorcycle road racer, so tucked up in a ball for aerodynamics for years. Compound that with driving, desk job, and kayak fishing, here's what I found to be the best thing out there...besides buying a Hobie.

No kidding...inversion table. I bought a used Teeter HangUp on Clist for $200.
Priceless in every way. Best of all it helps in all aspects of your life, and not just in the kayak. Don't forget to stretch. It's free. My guess is like so many of us, tight hamstrings. They're not just the back of your legs, they attach to your back.

Hope this helps you get back on the water, and back in the game.

RobFish

06-19-2017, 06:06 AM	#11
RobFish Massive Member Join Date: May 2011 Location: San Diego Posts: 382	Hey PP, Lots of good advice here, specifically related to the kayak. Seats, angles, changing your PFD, buy a Hobie, and the like. I can relate to back pain. Former motorcycle road racer, so tucked up in a ball for aerodynamics for years. Compound that with driving, desk job, and kayak fishing, here's what I found to be the best thing out there...besides buying a Hobie. No kidding...inversion table. I bought a used Teeter HangUp on Clist for $200. Priceless in every way. Best of all it helps in all aspects of your life, and not just in the kayak. Don't forget to stretch. It's free. My guess is like so many of us, tight hamstrings. They're not just the back of your legs, they attach to your back. Hope this helps you get back on the water, and back in the game. RobFish __________________