A new breed of anglers

[TheWoz]

Hey guys! Figured I'd share a new vid I made a few weeks ago. I kinda see this as being one of many reasons kayak fishing is awesome!
Hope you enjoy!
http://youtu.be/tI2X2H-9vV8

[lovett88]

Well put together video, thanks for sharing! That defiantly takes some devotion to go out when its that cold.

[imagine29028]

think we have a new definition of insanity.....

even w/ a gun to my head I wouldnt go out in those conditions.

[Cowpokey]

Very nice! Where about (body of water/city/state) was this filmed, and what species of salmonoid were those?

[TheWoz]

Thanks guys!! Everytime I look back I keep saying "what was I thinking"....then my buddy texts me saying hey we going this weekend......."YUP"! Lol

@cowpokey- we launched in Milwaukee on Lake Michigan. We were chasin steelhead and browns. No steel that day but the browns were in abundance. Hopefully next weekend if the temps drop back to 34-37 degree (water) it'll be hot again!

[TheWoz]

think we have a new definition of insanity.....

even w/ a gun to my head I wouldnt go out in those conditions.

But could you imagine the pain of staring at your yak drying out between November and May that's the things nightmares are made outta haha

[Cowpokey]

I figured it was the Great Lakes, and even thought they looked like Brown Trout, but only seen those in pictures...the lakes and browns. LOL

[TheWoz]

I figured it was the Great Lakes, and even thought they looked like Brown Trout, but only seen those in pictures...the lakes and browns. LOL

Haha postcards!

[Cowpokey]

Haha postcards!

Haha! I've seen Great Bear Lake with my own eyes...but it was from 37,000 feet on an airplane ride; don't remember what country I was headed to, somewhere in Asia. LOL

[Romo]

Thats pretty awesome stuff. I can't bring myself to yak in the winter but that's mainly because the only thing biting around me is trout and panfish. Catching steelhead and big browns in the winter would probably warm me up much better than bluegills and perch

[TheWoz]

Thats pretty awesome stuff. I can't bring myself to yak in the winter but that's mainly because the only thing biting around me is trout and panfish. Catching steelhead and big browns in the winter would probably warm me up much better than bluegills and perch

I completely agree!! I think that's the same reason I can't ice fish!
THIS is not for me!
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[jhoss]

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Makes me want to drive up there and fish with you guys....

I like the fish grip go pro camera angle

What's the season/time of year that you can successfully target Browns that close to shore?

[TheWoz]

Great video! Thanks for sharing. Makes me want to drive up there and fish with you guys....

I like the fish grip go pro camera angle

What's the season/time of year that you can successfully target Browns that close to shore?

We are down anytime! Haha thanks...the grip cam!

You're more than welcome anytime!
They start showing up end of sept right at the end of the salmon run. It goes through most of winter as long as there is no ice. They really seem to be hot between 34-40 degree water.

[jhoss]

And for any snaggedliners looking for that last minute gift for a buddy, the lucid fish grips (sold on Amazon for $35) are a great investment! Got mine this fall. Solid product. Holds up to salt. Not sure why anyone would go for the way overpriced bogas with these on the market.

[dtandrade]

Awesome video!, you guys are nuts!