wraysinclair
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i checked it out. i am still a member there but never post. i am thinking of trying near the inlet for reds and flounder
check out eastern tropies. http://www.easterntrophies.com/art.php
he does some wicked cool mounts that i have seen personally!
ending up picking the lens up the other day mainly to throw in my pack for a PA trip. decided against the 1.4 so i could have some extra money to put towards the 70-200 i am saving for.
Dave,
admitted the kayak is not best for every situation. i would rather have a pontoon for floating rivers. but kayaks are great for stillwaters if you need to cover distance. I surf launch my kayak in north carolina to chase bluefish one thing that might be tricky with an inflateable pontoon. For me a kayak seemed like a good all around option at the time. Still being in highschool i can’t afford every boat i want(i wish i could) and i [s:2ndilkrc]waste[/s:2ndilkrc] deposit my extra money into photography. If i could i would own some awesome wooden drifboat like the ones you just made, a flats boat, and a deepsea boat. The other reason about the kayak is that you can put it on most cars when you cant trailer a boat because i am still using my parents car. :'(
Love the redfish man. Great to see somebody else out there enjoying the fun of warm water fly-fishing. I didn’t know you could stand in a redfish though it doesn’t surprise me, Heritage and Native make some awesome kayaks. If I were you I might have to tie up a deceiver to match the color of the local sunfish population.
I hope you post up a few more reports, here are a few of my flys I use for bass.
http://www.itinerantangler.com/cgi-bin/board/YaBB.pl?num=1299854121
nice flies.
heres two from last summer at the james river proving that you can stand up in a kayak with a little pratice.
