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Can You Say Scotty Dealer?!


I went to one of my favorite haunts this afternoon, Canoe Kentucky in Frankfort.  Man have those guys been working!  They’re carrying more fishing kayaks than ever plus now they have Yak Attack products, Scotty mounts, the list could go on and on!  Can’t wait till I need to go back over to see them again!!  Way to go Nathan and Allison! This will make getting the gear we long for so much easier!

Can’t wait to get all the new bling installed in my Hobie!  Woot!

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2012 — Leaning Forward

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As we bring in the new year I can’t help but reflect on 2011, the highs and the lows.  The world has lost some legends, and personally we’ve each lost good friends and dear family members. We’ve finally seen the … Continue reading

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YakAngler Christmas List 2011

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Recently, the Pro Staff team at YakAngler.com put together a wish list of the gear they’d love to get for Christmas this year. So if you or someone you know is a hopelessly addicted yak angler, this will definitely get … Continue reading

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Ready or Not, It’s Time for Some Winter Fishing

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Now that we are squarely in the shadow of an all-too-rapidly approaching winter I’ve been reorganizing my “go-to” baits for colder conditions.  After all, it doesn’t make sense to keep clinging to my larger or faster baits when we know the fish are … Continue reading

The Act of Kayak Fishing


I ended up having a great evening on the creek last Friday. The water levels were good and the water itself was fresh, not stagnant as it occasionally gets towards the end of summer. There was the slightest telltale hint of that crisp autumn air that seems to re-energize after a few weeks of summer’s dog days. I caught a few bluegill on my fly rod and a little fatty of a spotted bass.

Some may say it wasn’t the most productive two hours on the water but then again, it depends on what you’re looking for. Dare I say the time I spend fishing isn’t always about catching fish? Don’t get me wrong, I love to catch fish! Some of my friends think I live to catch fish!  Don’t be fooled. Just about as often as not, for me at least, fishing is all about reflection.

Reflections of my childhood and of friends who have come and gone. People and events that have influenced me in ways I could never have imagined. Loved ones no longer with me and my wonderful memories of when they were.
Reminiscing good times, adventures, glory days, and dreams I once dreamed for my future. All of these things sometimes dance across my mind while I’m fishing.

The nostalgia and melancholy that can weigh me down seems to get a little lighter once I’ve been able to spend some time in quiet reflection on the water. No, fishing isn’t always about catching a fish. Sometimes it’s about catching peace of mind.