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To Drill Or not To Drill? – Holes In Your Fishing Kayak
It seems like many anglers who rig their kayaks are concerned about drilling holes in them. Generally speaking, drilling holes in a kayak isn’t a good idea, especially in conventional kayaks (SOT, sit-in) whose waterline is so close to the … Continue reading
DIY High Tech Fishing Kayak
Russ, from Connecticut, purchased a W502 in the fall of 2011, and installed a 2hp 4-cycle Honda outboard on it (read his initial motorized fishing kayak review >> ). Then came winter, which in New England is pretty long even … Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayak design, fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, kayak propulsion, motorized fishing kayak
Tagged depth finder, electric trolling motor, fishing kayak design, GPS, jiggers, kayak fishing, kayak stability, motorized fishing kayak, outboard gas engine, outfitting, rigged fishing kayak, stabilizers, steering
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Standing On Top Of A Fishing Kayak From A Stability And Safety Standpoint
Some fly anglers practice sight fishing: They paddle their kayak standing up, and scout for big fish. They prefer to to stand as high as possible, because it expands their range of vision. Once they spot a fish, they cast … Continue reading
Posted in choosing a fishing kayak, fishing kayak design, fishing kayak ergonomics, fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, motorized fishing kayak
Tagged accident, bio mechanics, catamaran kayak, choosing a fishing kayak, electric trolling motor, fishing kayak, fishing kayak design, fishing kayak ergonomics, fly fishing, kayak fishing, kayak safety, kayak speed, kayak stability, motorized fishing kayak, outrigger, poling, propulsion, sit-on-top kayak, SOT kayak, stand up fishing, stand up paddling, twin hull kayak
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Kayak Design: The Difference Between Addressing a Problem, or Tackling It, and Solving It
Design isn’t just about aesthetics. It’s first and foremost about solving problems. Yes, this is not a mistake – I wrote SOLVING problems, and not addressing problems, or ‘tackling’ problems, which are expressions that are commonly found in marketing hype … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, bio mechanics, catamaran kayak, choosing a fishing kayak, fishing kayak, fishing kayak design, fishing kayak ergonomics, hybrid fishing kayak, kayak fishing, kayak safety, kayak stability, kayaking, kayaking back pain, paddling with disabilities, sit-on-top kayak, SOT kayak, stabilizers, tracking, twin hull kayak, yak back
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Effective Kayak Steering Without A Rudder
-”Steering a kayak with a rudder?!?” If you told an Inuit that you need a rudder to steer your kayak, they’d be very surprised, since aboriginal kayaks did not feature such accessories. Rudders were introduced to modern kayaks by designers … Continue reading
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Tagged catamaran kayak, choosing a fishing kayak, fishing kayak, fishing kayak design, fishing kayak ergonomics, hybrid fishing kayak, kayak fishing, kayak safety, kayak speed, kayaking, rudder, sit-on-top kayak, steering, strong wind, tracking, twin hull kayak
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