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Rye04

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My name is Ryan and I'm just getting into kayak fishing.  I bought an inflatable kayak a while ago, and before even putting it into the water, got "hooked" into this hobby and found a great deal on a Pescador 12 (thanks ajulian!).

I just took it out this past weekend out of Oyster Point marina, and the weather could not have been better.  I puttered around the harbor before poking my nose outside the breakwaters for a bit.  I'm hoping to start seriously fishing for halibut and striper in SF bay, and crab and rockfish in the Half Moon Bay area, and have already picked up some great tips from this forum.


Fish Master1

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Great to see all the new members.. Welcome to the club! :smt006
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excellent intro there
welcome!!!
We are what we pretend to be, so we must be careful about what we pretend to be.

I want to stay as close to the edge as I can without going over. Out on the edge you see all kinds of things you can't see from the center.

People aren’t supposed to look back. I’m certainly not going to do it anymore.”
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Eastbay-Joe

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Welcome! Also new to the sport and looking to do exactly what you are planning!
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Just joined the forum as well and am looking forward to learning more about Kayak fishing.  I took my 14' tarpon for a maiden voyage this weekend in Monterey Bay and had a fantastic experience.  I met a very nice guy named Isi or Iso (sp?) at the beach who took me under his wing and helped me with everything from launching in the waves to fishing techniques.  He told me about this forum and if anyone out there knows him please give him a big thanks from me.  He went above and beyond to teach me about the sport and I thought it was super cool.  I have surfed, fly-fished, free-dove, etc. and I have never met a nicer group of folks than the sea kayakers last weekend.  Felt very much like everyone had your back which put me at ease...in any event, he put me several fish including the keeper ling cod that is now my profile pic.  First ling, first kayak trip, and it could not have been better.  I am hooked.  I wanted to make my own post but was unsure how to do that so if someone could help me on that I would appreciate it.  Thanks!

Luke


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Welcome to NCKA Ryan & Luke  :smt006
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