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Let's Talk Kayak Fishing / Reel Rebuilding/Modifying?
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 29, 2024, 11:59:33 AM »
Any one rebuild there own reels, or modify them?

I have done a lot of older Penn conventional reels, a couple of Diawa's, and some Abu Garcia's.  The Penn's have parts for days and the limit to what can be done is really up to you and your imagination.  I will try and post some of the reels I have built over the years. 
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Product Discussions / Re: Puget Sound Salmon Jigging Rod/Reel Recommendations
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 29, 2024, 11:42:05 AM »
I really like the Abu 6500 C4 Line Counter paired up with a Trevala.
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Product Discussions / Re: Smokers
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 29, 2024, 11:40:13 AM »
I am Weber guy and have used the 22" Kettle for a lot of things fish included, following Alton Browns episode where he smoked fish in a cardboard box, I tried adding an electric burner, sawdust in a cast iron pan and it works.  I haven't tried in my 18" Weber Smokey Mountain yet, but I think it would work.  Sorry no images.
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Events / Your chance to qualify for the US Saltwater Kayak Fishing Team
« Last post by Spot on May 29, 2024, 11:32:10 AM »
I know that several of you were interested in qualifying for the US International Saltwater Kayak Fishing Team.  There are two opportunities to qualify for the World Championship in Spain this year.  Next year, there should be 5 qualifying events for the Costa Rica (qualifier for the World Championship), including the Gimme Shelter tournament at Shelter Cove in Nor-Cal.

USAngling will host 2 qualifying events for the Spain World Championship of Sea Kayak Fishing. The winners of these 2 qualifying events will receive a direct invite to the USA Kayak Fishing Saltwater Team and to the World Championship in Spain, October 26-31.

Spain World Qualifying Schedule:

1) June 21-23: 6 Annual Fish N Paddle Saltwater Slam, Ocean City, Maryland
You can also reach out to Brian Roberts, Tournament Director, at fishnpaddle@gmail.com or by calling (443) 783-7410. www.fishnpaddle.com

2) August 15th and 17th: 13 annual Extreme Kayak Fishing Summer Slam, South Pompano Beach, Florida www.extremekayakfishingtournament.org

Please continue to follow USAngling Saltwater Kayak Fishing for more updates and press releases at www.usangling.org/saltwater-kayak-fishing

Good Luck All!
-Mark-
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Classifieds / Re: WTB Hobie mirage drive for 2004 mirage
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 29, 2024, 11:04:57 AM »
They are lot lighter than what is currently being made.  I may go for the water snake motor later. Right now, I have a cassette plug in the drive hole, and it paddles pretty decently.
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Classifieds / Re: WTB Hobie mirage drive for 2004 mirage
« Last post by Mojo Jojo on May 28, 2024, 03:18:57 PM »
I think you might be right there!! 😝 going to tough to find an older one, maybe make a mold of it and then a plug with a trolling motor in it 😉
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Classifieds / Re: WTB Hobie mirage drive for 2004 mirage
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 28, 2024, 02:07:16 PM »
 I was down at Gig Harbor Fly Shop and checked out a newer drive to see if would fit, and it did not not.  I have to find an old unit. or just paddle for now.  The guy I bought it from was also a shipyard employee (club fed terminates people clearances if you get picked up for stealing stuff, so I am 99% sure he didn't light finger it).
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Lurker from NCKA
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 28, 2024, 02:01:22 PM »
Hey Brother AL, good to see you on the board.  Hope you have a Brother in Law as a Lawyer, you will need him. Our regs are longer than CA's(if you can believe that.
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello world from Bainbridge
« Last post by Squidder_K on May 28, 2024, 01:59:41 PM »
BI has some decent coho and pinks, not to mention some Ling fishing with in range of shore.  I am in East Bremerton and have fished out there from my boat. Avoid Agate passage, and the south end of Bainbridge aka Rich Passage.  Both places can get extremely rough on positive high tide days, if you do get stuck in there, ride it out till the far end or head to shore.  There is also some decent crabbing off of North Bainbridge as well (so I am told, I see plenty of traps on Sundays and Mondays(our days to crab in season)).
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Introduce Yourself / Re: Hello World!
« Last post by paddlefever on May 28, 2024, 12:18:48 PM »
Thank God, someone else who doesn't pedal.  Glad to have you here.  Have fun in the forum.

Yes, want to stay paddle style to keep costs down. May add a motor for trolling someday, but for now the workout is good!

Recently picked up a Bending Branches Whisper from REI on sale, that helped a LOT compared to the paddle pictured
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