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[phoenixkeith]

just wanted to introduce myself . my name is keith im 43 years old and live on kent island . i have been a hardcore tournament bass fisherman for 25+ years with a little salt mixed in . i just got a west marine pampano 120 ( old wilderness tarpon mold ) . i didnt know what kayak fishing was all about but since getting my kayak and researching , shopping for equipment and finding this site among others im blown away . i wanted something to fish from while the bassboat was sleeping for the winter but now im wondering if i should sell the bassboat . i drive across the baybridge everyday and i use to laugh at you nuts bobbing in the middle of the bay in your little kayak , now i cant wait to for the weather to break to join you .i have been out 4 times since getting the kayak and i absolutely love fishing this way . no oil , no gas , no scratching up the gelcoat , no towing , no boat ramp needed , no maintenance etc etc etc . the versatility of a kayak is amazing , from fresh to salt to marsh to stream it goes everywhere .the kayak tournaments look very interesting and many take place in my backyard . i also see you kayak guys are a tight friendly group and volunteer alot of information among each other . my bassfishing buddies are like C.I.A. agents , everything is top secret . i already plastered my yak with stickers so i look like a professional , maybe i can trick someone into thinking i know what im doing lol . sorry for the being long winded with my first post but i really like your site and look forward to fishing with you all this coming season . come on spring !!!!!!!!!!!

[daddyg]

Welcome aboard You hit it right on the head. There is always somebody going somewhere and they don't mind helping a fellow yaker catch fish. Check out the Meet & Greet schedule on the forms usually second Tuesday of the month is a planed get together. Hope to see you on the water.DSCN0408.jpg I do some land fishing also.

[Pc4sun]

Hi Keith, and welcome to the site. All kinds of information and nice people here to fish with. I think I might sell my boat too, since learning about kayak fishing. It is addictive!

[sparky1423]

Welcome aboard Keith! Take all those bass tactics and use them catching stripers...they are much tastier ��

[Mark]

Welcome to Snaggedline, Keith.

I often head east on the bridge to launch my kayak from your island.

[nw2yak'n]

Welcome Keith, although I have been kayaking for a couple of years now I have decided to try fishing from it. Everyone here has been helpful, and friendly. Hope to see you at the Meet and Greet in April.

[Memory Maker]

Welcome aboard You hit it right on the head. There is always somebody going somewhere and they don't mind helping a fellow yaker catch fish. Check out the Meet & Greet schedule on the forms usually second Tuesday of the month is a planed get together. Hope to see you on the water.[ATTACH=CONFIG]14805[/ATTACH] I do some land fishing also.

....... I think it's the second Saturday each month

[Memory Maker]

....... Welcome aboard ......... Yeah ...... Lots of guys laugh at the guys in the plastic buckets until they see them catching and having a blast ......... Then they sell the boats and buy a bucket.

[BeyondTheBounds]

Haha @ nuts bobbing in the water.

Welcome, I'm in Annapolis and always looking for somewhere and someone to fish with. Largemouth, snakeheads, and catfish are my targets. I'm new to kayaking myself.


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[green commander]

Welcome Keith I used to one of nuts with a boat until I came to my senses. 15 years ago I starting fishing from a yak and haven't looked back. If you want to fish in VA shoot me a pm. I will show you all the places you couldn't fish from your boat.

[Yak Fish]

Welcome! I sold my boat years ago....my kayak cost way more anyway :-) I'll see you out there some time.

[mweber02]

Welcome to Snaggedline!

[Salty Dog]

Ahhhhh, we Snagged another one, Welcome to the site.

[AbuMasgouf]

Welcome bro! This is the place for good people and good info

[Goody]

Welcome aboard to this addiction they call "Kayak Fishing". Look forward to seeing you out there.

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