Thanks Kardinal 84

i was on my 1st trip to Alaska last month where I saw people fishing from kayaks in Cook Inlet. Intrigued, I went online for more info. Somehow I came across one of 84s you tubes and was hooked. Today I ordered my 1st yak, a Trident 13. Can't wait to get it on the water next weekend. My thanks go to to Kardinal 84 and all who participate on this forum for sharing their experiences , good and bad, for beginners such as myself to learn from.

    Amazing as it may seem

       A lot of folks on here could say the same.

             Thanks for all you have done Rudi-san.

                 And keep it coming my friend , many adventures ahead.

I agree I had the pleasure of fishing last Saturday with rudy it was my first time kayak fishing in Alaska. He took some cool pictures and gave me some good advice I don't think I will ever be able to thank him enough.

You are more than welcome!!! I could never be a guide. But when I do it for fun there's a little less stress. I've always gotten more out of watching others, especially first time folks catch a fish they might of thought impossible a short while back.

Thank you guys for not thinking I'm nuts and giving it a go. But PLEASE be safe!!!! Though safe I think it's inherently a tad more dangerous than sitting on a couch. I'd have a really hard time if anyone ever got hurt. 

Also remember as always there is a price. The cook inlet board of fish mtg are in 2017. Let's all put our collective thinking caps on and get a few regulations more "human powered friendly".

Love the way the Alaska group is growing!  C'mon, Let's Fish!!!!!!

Two more first time halibut from a kayak from a Facebook friend this morning. Nice fish Luke!!!!! I got out fished again. Haha.

That makes me wish I lived in Alaska.