Inflatable Kayak Fishing!

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20-03-2018, 04:37 PM
gimp

Inflatable Kayak Fishing!

Took my wildly undersized inflatable out for a hoon on the local lake to catch some wildly undersized fish. Great success.

http://youtu.be/e_ztb-47Va0
20-03-2018, 04:49 PM
R93

Bloody good eating the old perch.

Try down the creek a bit. (So I have heard) Get them around 3 lb.

I am looking to buy one of those Alaskan inflatables when I am in Canada.
Supposed to only weigh 1kg and I can think of a heap of places it would come in handy.

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20-03-2018, 04:59 PM
Pengy

Perch = boney little bastards.....but tastey
20-03-2018, 05:33 PM
gadgetman

Quite a twitchy little yak by the way it tracks when paddling. Looks pretty neat.
20-03-2018, 08:06 PM
gimp

Quote:

Originally Posted by R93

Bloody good eating the old perch.

Try down the creek a bit. (So I have heard) Get them around 3 lb.

I am looking to buy one of those Alaskan inflatables when I am in Canada.
Supposed to only weigh 1kg and I can think of a heap of places it would come in handy.

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I've been down the creek a few times, usually get a few more than today... I think the biggest I've got was about 2.5lb.
20-03-2018, 08:07 PM
gimp

Quote:

Originally Posted by gadgetman

Quite a twitchy little yak by the way it tracks when paddling. Looks pretty neat.

Yeah it doesn't perform very well, it was a bit of a rushed buy. Still works ok but I'm looking at replacing it with a wider/longer inflatable at some stage.
20-03-2018, 09:29 PM
R93

Quote:

Originally Posted by gimp

I've been down the creek a few times, usually get a few more than today... I think the biggest I've got was about 2.5lb.

That's a good perch. Easier to fillet[emoji16]

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29-03-2018, 12:24 PM
Dama dama

As usual a very cool vid Gimp. That kayak looked tricky to paddle straight. How do these types of boats go in the wind? That type of thing could be the solution I've been looking for, but needs to be able to handle the odd bit of rough water, wind and a pack full of meat and gear. Plus a bit a fishing as you have shown in the vid. Thoughts?

Perch are bloody good eating and easy to deal with so that you have a fat boneless fillet. Basically skin them first, a bit like dealing with a Leather Jacket. Have been targeting perch locally with the kids this season. Some good fish in both the lower reaches of the Clutha and Taieri systems, my son caught one well over 3lbs and plenty at around 2lb.