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"My very first LMB for 2012 season. Caught this bass in shallow water less than 3' "

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2012 Fishing

The 2012 Fishing Season when I can get away from work to fish and relax.

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"New add on before heading out to Susky Flats"

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"Caught this today on my new Tarpon 120 Kayak. I swear this kayak is making me lucky."

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"Just picked up anothe fine quality kayak made by Wilderness Systems The Tarpon 120"

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"Would be glad to chat with you guys and help in any way I can, you may contact me via email @ kayakfish@verizon.net or phone (804)492-4287. Getting it all started is the hardest part, but after that it all falls into place. You have to be consistant…"

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Serving the Central Virginia area military Heroes, teaching them and sharing a activity we all enjoy.Kayak Fishing, in local waters and helping them heal.See More

Feb 29, 2012

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Andrew Simpson commented on Dennis Barnes's blog post Way too much clutter on the front of the Sit inside kayak.

"Had not been on here in a while. When I get time, I will make some pictures of some rigging. Basicly, I just installed pad eyes in frount of the seat to attatch bungees to. Then you can hold down tackle, drinks, etc. I just drilled the holes small…"

Sep 16, 2011

Dennis Barnes commented on Dennis Barnes's blog post Way too much clutter on the front of the Sit inside kayak.

"Andrew can you post a photo or a drawing, I'm curious where to put pad eyes. "

Aug 5, 2011

Andrew Simpson commented on Dennis Barnes's blog post Way too much clutter on the front of the Sit inside kayak.

"Install pad eyes in front of your seat and attach bungee cords. Seal the bolts and will never leak."

Aug 5, 2011

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About Me: Mainly a Freshwater Fisherman But I have fished in Ocean Kayak Fishing Tournaments in Jamaica Bay NY.

Kayak(s) of Choice?: Currently Using a Feel Free Moken 13' with rudder Sit On Top for Ocean Fishing. I also have a Recreational Prodigy Perception 10' Sit Inside for my Local Lake Rigged for fishing. I am looking forward to picking up A Tsunami 125 or a 145 very soon.

Accomplishments: Skillful Angler Award Winner June 26, 2006 For Successfully Catching and Releasing A 27.5 Inch Chain Pickerel In NJ(That is a Big One For NJ)

Favorite Places to Paddle: Cedar Creek, HTB Crosswicks Creek, Delaware River, Newton Lake, Rancocas Creek, Atlantic Ocean, Barnegat Bay all of NJ and Occasional Tournament Runs At Jamaica Bay NY

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Way too much clutter on the front of the Sit inside kayak.

I have to come up with an idea to store some of my gear while I am on the water, the front of my SIK kayak is loaded up with too many things.GPS, Camera, Fish Grippers, Two Pairs Of Gloves, I am going to make an under the front deck storage area, or topside catch all clutter gadget.

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Posted on August 1, 2011 at 10:34pm — 4 Comments

NJ Pine Barren Fishing

Pine Barren Fishing Is One Of My Favorite Past Times

Here is some info on The targeted Species I Love To Fish For In The Backwoods Of New Jersey.

Species:Esox Niger AKA Chain Pickerel

Chain pickerel spawn in swampy or marshy backwater areas of lakes and rivers soon after ice-out. No nest is built, and no parental care of eggs or young occurs. Eggs are dropped on the bottom, sticking to whatever they come in contact with. Small pickerel…

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Posted on April 23, 2010 at 10:04am

Camera Mount Test videos

I took out the camera mounts on a local waterway and Have discovered that the shorter mount for the camera takes more video of the bow and front hatch on my kayak and less scenery, I have adjusted this by changing out the uprights, I am now using the taller mount and you can see that in these two video clips.

More Bow Less Scenery:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SwYWSSvAMio

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Posted on April 19, 2010 at 9:47am

Camera Mount Parts List and Instructions How To Assemble

All the parts can be found at Home Centers or Local Hardware Stores.

Parts List

1 can of Multi Purpose Pvc Glue

A Short Length of 3/4" Pvc Pipe(I bought a 5' length)

An Assortment of 1/4-20 Bolts, Washers, Wing Nuts and lock washers

A few Rubber Washers with A 1/4" hole

A few depending on how many you are making, 3/4" PVC Male Plug(Flat Top not the rounded type)

A few depending on how many you are making, 3/4"…

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Posted on April 16, 2010 at 2:00pm

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At 8:13am on February 29, 2012, Tina Shank said…: Would be glad to chat with you guys and help in any way I can, you may contact me via email @ kayakfish@verizon.net or phone (804)492-4287.

Getting it all started is the hardest part, but after that it all falls into place. You have to be consistant with asking for donations never take no as a answer, and always when asking for donation be specific, of what you want. Then tell the Company what you can do for them, like simanars, display their items, advertise by using them as sponsors, etc.

Take pics of your outings and use them as visuals, to let the public see what you are doing, as I have found visuals work better than any letter ever will.