New Board Member and Kayak Owner Intro

[Tim Campbell]

Hello all. I know a few guys who are heavy into kayaking. I'm new to kayaking, but have been fishing for many years. Just bought a new Native Watercraft Manta Ray 12 Angler. Looking forward to getting out on the water come spring. I have 120 different species of fish, but only a few caught from a kayak - Largemouth bass, catfish, yellow perch, white perch and bluegill. I expect to be kayaking in the lower Susquehanna as well as in other upper bay tidal locations. It will be fun to add to my kayak fishing species list. See you here and on the water.

[Mark]

Tim,

Welcome to the forum.

I'm sure you'll add stripers to your kayak catch list this spring.

[J. Rentch]

Tim,
Welcome to the Chesapeake Bay, tight lines

[BluefishLou]

Welcome Tim;

There's nothing like pulling in a large fish from a kayak

[Redfish12]

Welcome Tim! It was nice seeing you at the boat show and thanks for the upper bay boating magazines! I'm glad to hear you pulled the trigger on buying the kayak and I look forward to fishing with you this year! Be sure to check out our 2017 Meet & Greet schedule and try to attend one of the events!

http://www.snaggedline.com/showthrea...edule-for-2017

[AintMisBehavin]

Hello all. I know a few guys who are heavy into kayaking. I'm new to kayaking, but have been fishing for many years. Just bought a new Native Watercraft Manta Ray 12 Angler. Looking forward to getting out on the water come spring. I have 120 different species of fish, but only a few caught from a kayak - Largemouth bass, catfish, yellow perch, white perch and bluegill. I expect to be kayaking in the lower Susquehanna as well as in other upper bay tidal locations. It will be fun to add to my kayak fishing species list. See you here and on the water.

Welcome to the group Tim!


Just another day in the sun...

[J.A. Veil]

Hi Tim -

Welcome to Snaggedline and to the Native Watercraft family. I think you will really enjoy your Manta Ray 12. It is a great kayak. I previously owned a Manta Ray 14 (and used one in Florida last week) and currently own a Manta Ray 11. The Manta Rays have the most comfortable seat of any kayak I have ever used.

With you decades of experience with fishing, you will quickly become adept at fishing from a kayak. Having a lightweight and quiet vessel will allow you to explore areas you could not get on your larger boat.

[Tim Campbell]

Mark - Thanks. Can't wait to catch my first striper from my new kayak!

John - Thanks!

Blue - Looking forward to it!

Mike - Thanks. I'm looking at the May Meet and Greet in the Susky. I'll be watching for dates.

Ain't - Thanks

John - Thanks. I'm mostly interested in catching Snakeheads, smallmouth and stripers from my kayak. Pickerel and yellow perch too. Perhaps we could fish together sometime!

[ronaultmtd]

Welcome Tim from the lower slower

[supfisher01]

Welcome to the forum, Tim! You will not be disappointed with this forum. Full of good info and friendly fisherman that love to fish!

[mchottie]

Congrats on the new yak!

Once it warms up June/July I head across the bridge to the shore for snakeheads, let me know if you want to meet up.

Cheers, and tight lines!

[Salty Dog]

Tim, from one susky flats fisher to another, welcome to the site.

[mweber02]

Tim, from one susky flats fisher to another, welcome to the site.

Make that two! Glad to see another member up my way. Harford county has quite a few of us recently.


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[CSollers]

Hi Tim, Good to see you here. I'm new to this board but, as you know, I've been around.

[Tim Campbell]

Thanks for the warm welcome fellers. Looking forward to meeting up, catching some fish and learning more about kayaking.
Chris, hope all is well, good to hear from you.

My new 2017 Native Watercraft MR 12
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