Fresh off the horn... - Page 2 - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

THE DARKHORSE · 09-25-2011, 12:51 PM

What's that saying, a picture is worth a thousand words? What a relief. I was about to type a detailed report---complete with GPS coordinates, water temp and clarity conditions for miles and miles of empty Coastline. And thanks to the radio silence, it's been exactly that---empty! When I say empty, I'm referring to the lack of power boats running over your trolling lines to ask, "having any luck", mind you. Certainly not for the lack of quality fish that are on the menu for the taking.

I will agree to disagree that every photos is worth a thousand words, though. Quite frankly, my cameraman on this day kind of sucked!

In the photographer's defense, for those who are remotely decent at reading between the lines, what else do you need---a neon, flashing Batman-esque sign that only kayak fisherman can see?

09-25-2011, 12:51 PM	#1
THE DARKHORSE Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Seven minutes from the launch! Posts: 987	Fresh off the horn... What's that saying, a picture is worth a thousand words? What a relief. I was about to type a detailed report---complete with GPS coordinates, water temp and clarity conditions for miles and miles of empty Coastline. And thanks to the radio silence, it's been exactly that---empty! When I say empty, I'm referring to the lack of power boats running over your trolling lines to ask, "having any luck", mind you. Certainly not for the lack of quality fish that are on the menu for the taking. I will agree to disagree that every photos is worth a thousand words, though. Quite frankly, my cameraman on this day kind of sucked! In the photographer's defense, for those who are remotely decent at reading between the lines, what else do you need---a neon, flashing Batman-esque sign that only kayak fisherman can see? __________________