Price bump for spring $3,500.  Someone put this to use. 

First kayak was a 2016 Outback (at age 59) in the summer of 2017. Instantly hooked. Sold my 16ft Klamath and my first boat, a 1987 fiberglass drift boat and NEVERlooked back. Upgraded to a 2019 Outback in 2019, which I still have for fishing/cruising with my better half and my son. Also use it for rolling on the way in at PC. In 2021 I picked up an Old Town Autopilot 120 which I absolutely love for any kind of fishing (except launch and land a PC). 66.3 old at this point and have NO intent on slowing, much less stopping. Gas and a tray of herring is much cheaper than a shrink or a meditation class.

Hi everyone.  My wife has a few days of Continuing Medical Edjamacation in Pasco next week, and I was given a kitchen pass to drag the kayak along to occupy my days.  Is there anything in particular that would be fun and productive to chase?  It would all be catch and release, assuming there’s any ‘catch’ taking place.

Thinking about exploring the islands around the mouth of the Yakima River - would I be in an environment for bass, walleye, panfish, etc? 

Any advice and/or local info appreciated, or if anyone else wants to go out.

Jim

Quote from: PNW on April 17, 2024, 03:44:37 PM

I'd have to talk with the other organizers, but I'd be interested in making the SBAOTD a qualifying event.
https://fb.me/e/45qNBHr5n

Let's chat at some point Paul.

-Allen

Sounds good Allen. Before or after I talk with the other organizers?

Allen - Not sure, but this might be worth looking into as a resource.
https://www.extremekayakfishingtournament.org/#/

Joe Hector, who runs those tournies, is a regional director for us.

-Allen