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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: Saturday Saltwater Fix?
« Last post by rogerdodger on Today at 08:10:08 AM »
grrrrrr.   I hate the wind.    >:(
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: Saturday Saltwater Fix?
« Last post by Beer_Run on Today at 07:01:18 AM »
Wind is going to keep me in the valley chasing springers or just sleeping in. Wind not much better here so it will be a game day decision.  Crap.
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: So, How Many of Us......
« Last post by Doug on Today at 06:48:19 AM »
Technically I'm in my 60th year but don't turn until November.  Got into this fantastic style of fishing only 3 years ago and plan on going until it doesn't make sense.  This will be an off year.  Completely tore my right long head biceps tendon last November.  It will not be repaired.  Working on the muscles around it for strength.  Hand surgery last December for a condition that takes months to heal.  Other hand to be done early may, so at this point maybe fishing late summer.  I don't ever plan on winning AOTY, but maybe AOTD once in s while.  Most fun I've ever had catching fish!
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: So, How Many of Us......
« Last post by C_Run on Today at 06:38:14 AM »
I've been doing this for 12 years. I'm now 68. I definitely pace myself more lately, trying to avoid lots of wind and strong currents. One knee just started doing some weird s*** which is concerning. However,  I don't expect to completely age out anytime soon. I think I am the only one left who uses a paddle.
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: So, How Many of Us......
« Last post by Drifter2007 on April 17, 2024, 09:12:10 PM »
Not too far off. I will retire in just over 6 years at 60. I plan on winning the AOTY in 2031!
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: So, How Many of Us......
« Last post by DRUBACK on April 17, 2024, 07:03:47 PM »
I will be 75 in July and I'm Just getting started. I also plan on
Sunset Bay on Fri and Sat for my first trip to the salt. I hope to continue thru my 80s. You Kids tear my up. Ill be in my 23 Camo Outback.
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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Re: Saturday Saltwater Fix?
« Last post by Pelican on April 17, 2024, 06:04:24 PM »
I would like to go on Saturday if conditions are good.
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Events / Re: Brownlee Crappie Shootout 9 donations
« Last post by jed on April 17, 2024, 04:56:16 PM »
Please welcome Skeleton Optics to the Brownlee Crappie Shootout 9 prize table.

Skeleton makes very nice polarized sunglasses in styles that will fit your style on and off the water. These high quality sunglasses incorporate Zeiss Lenses that are the best in the business. Zeiss has over 170 years of experience and are always upgrading their products to take advantage of the newest technology.

The Skeleton frames are made in Italy. They are very comfortable to wear and sits nicely on your face. We took these glasses out to the lake to give them a test run and the did not disappoint. The polarization cut the mid day glare and allowed us to see down in to the water with ease. All three glasses performed well with similar results.

The build on the frames felt solid and I believe they would hold up well with normal use. The lenses were clear and provided full protection from the sun. I preferred the wrap around style of the Renegade as it offered protection from the sun rays bouncing off the water below and from the sides.

The have some special edition frames in some pretty cool colors and patterns on their site at https://skeletonoptics.com/

These sunglasses were made for fishing but looking awesome off the water is a big bonus. I know I need all the help I can get!

The donation is for 3 of Skeleton Optics most popular sunglasses.

1 Decoy Special Edition Tractor Green

1 Scout in Black Out Black

1 Renegade Wolf Grey Edition

---------------Give Away----------------

This is such a great donation that we thought it would be cool to have a give away before the BCS so watch for the details in the near future on the Brownlee Crappie Shootout Facebook page.

Thank you for the sweet donation Brad!
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Events / Re: Brownlee Crappie Shootout 9 donations
« Last post by jed on April 17, 2024, 04:51:56 PM »
B'n'M Pole Company is back with a great lineup of rods for the Brownlee Crappie Shootout 9.


If you have ever watched a crappie tournament you will know who B'n'M  Poles are. They are the leading manufacturer of crappie rods in the world and many professional anglers rely on their gear to bring home a pay check every week.

With this much pressure to produce quality rods, B'n'M responds with a large line of rods specific to style, conditions, and situations. They also understand that with the need for several different rods they have to deliver the best product at the best price point for the recreational angler.

Their rods start at $12.99 and go up from there depending on how serious you want to get. The also offer catfish rods, rod'n'reel combos, and merch on their site https://www.bnmpoles.com/

The donation consists of 5 rods in 3 different styles.

1 B'n'M Ultimate 10' 2 pc medium action rod
Buck’s Ultimate - Our Premium Rod! Strong backbone with superior tip action. Super Stiff Action. Gray wrapped EVA handle. Bright Blue Rod. One-Footed Aluminum Oxide guides. Spinning Guides for superior casting ability. 7.2 oz 10 ft

2 SHSS72N Sam's Super Sensitive Rods 2 pc 7'2" 4-10# Jig Pole
The SHSS72n is a spinning rod with the same sensitivity and feel of the jig pole series. Improvements include Dyna-Flo guides for smooth line retrieval, and a cork knob handle for outstanding balance and feel. Historically one of the most popular rods on the water, the SHSS72n is still supple, strong and sensitive.

2 TCB65 Leland's TCB Series Rod 2pc 6.5' Ultra Light 2-6#
This is meant to be a crossover rod for Trout/Crappie/Bluegill and is the rod I would probably choose to fish with. I like the UL action but it seems to have enough backbone to be able to handle larger fish. It is super light and would be a rod you could throw all day. I think it would be super fun to catch slabs with this one.

Thank you Chad for hooking us up for a great donation.
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Events / Re: Brownlee Crappie Shootout 9 donations
« Last post by jed on April 17, 2024, 04:41:19 PM »
Bob's Jigs has been a constant supporter of the Brownlee Crappie Shootout and we are happy to have them back with us this year.

Bob puts out a massive amount of plastic and hair jigs for crappie. He is from Richland so he knows what works at the venue but his lures will work for crappie any where. I know anglers on the West side of the State that have done well using Bob's Jigs.

His site https://www.bobsjigs.com/ has everything from the classic plastics to new designs that are giving heavily fished slabs something different to try. Sometimes it is small changes in style or presentation that will trigger bites so it is better to have a little bit of everything just in case.

My computer has a little trouble accessing the pages on his site but I have found if you drag and drop a page into the new tab area it works great. He has some crazy looking baits on this site and I think it would be fun to try some new styles out.

Bob sent a sampling of his gear for some lucky swag bag recipients.

Thank you for the continued support Bob!

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