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Cooleyspey

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  • Location: Soldotna, AK
  • Date Registered: Apr 2019
  • Posts: 4
Hi there, my name is Marshal and I'm new to this forum. I have been an avid fisherman all my life and this passion continues to grow and change. That is the great thing about fishing, so many places, species, techniques, ect! I am from Oregon and have owned a Hobie Outback 2012 or so for many years and use it mainly on still water lakes in Oregon. Recently however, my wife and I moved the Soldotna AK and I just received my new 2019 Hobie Outback. Looking forward to what the salt water around the Kenai Peninsula has to offer.

I have already fished out of Homer in my old kayak, caught a few flounder, missed many other bites including two that I'm sure were Kings as I was trolling herring behind a flasher. Here to meet new kayak anglers and learn/contribute what I can. That's me in a nutshell, thanks for having me!


bb2fish

  • Sturgeon
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  • Location: Oregon
  • Date Registered: Feb 2013
  • Posts: 1501
Welcome to the forum!  Looking forward to your posts about Alaska Adventures, and perhaps you'll share some Oregon secrets for those of us that still live in OR. :banjo:


 

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