"I use my tsunami 140 when i go out on long camping and fishing trips. The trips I take the only gear you have is what you can bring in and carry yourself. Its nice to have the big dry boxes to store your gear in."
-
Ryan Lipski
- Male
- Milwaukee, WI
- United States
- Blog Posts (1)
- Discussions (1)
- Events
- Groups
- Photos
- Photo Albums
- Videos
Ryan Lipski's Discussions
Fishing from a touring kayak
2 Replies
Hi!I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing?Thanks!Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Josh Southerland May 8, 2012.
Gifts Received
Ryan Lipski has not received any gifts yet
Ryan Lipski's Page
Latest Activity
Ryan Lipski commented on J. B.'s blog post Touring kayak rigged for fishing"This is basically what I was doing about 2 weeks ago during a warm spell up here. I can't wait for the miniskirt to get here. I'll try and get a picture of the flush mounted rod holder I put in the back that pokes down into the rear cargo…"
Ryan Lipski commented on J. B.'s blog post Touring kayak rigged for fishing"Great post! I like the Johnny bar. Im currently waiting for my miniskirt to get shipped to me. Seems like it makes a nice deck for you to use. I do have a question though. When you bring a fish in or change lures, rebait, etc.. where do you stick…"
J. B. commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"I have a Tsunami 145, and I find it is an outstanding fishing platform. I use a "Johnny bar" to attach a camera mount, compass, fish-finder and rod holder to the foredeck of my kayak. The Johnny bar is not permanently attached, so I can…"
Tommy Samuels commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"I carry an anchor, a stake out stick, and a drift chute most of the time. The anchor can be as simple as a 5 pound dumbbell tied to a length of 550 cord. I always rig an anchor trolley on my boats whether they're sit in or sit on top. you need…"
Ryan Lipski commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"Thanks for the help and inspiration. I'll get some pics of it up when it's done.
I do have one other question. Is an anchor worth it?
Touche on the rolling, my friend. Touche!"
Tommy Samuels commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"There's nothing wrong with adding a Scotty up front. When I had the rocket launcher up front I built a PVC triple tree to hold 2 rods and a depth finder. That setup worked really well. Sometimes I'd paddle to / from with the rods in the…"
Ryan Lipski commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"Thanks for the advice. I hadn't really planned on rolling while I was fishing. I was thinking about putting some flush mount rod holders behind me to store them while I get where I am going. From there my plan was to put a scotty threaded deck…"
Tommy Samuels commented on Ryan Lipski's blog post Fishing from a touring kayak?"I've fished quite a few different touring yaks' everything from a Dagger Edisto (pre Confluence days) to a Tsunami, to a Hatteras. I mounted a pair of sealed end flush mounts behind the seat and forward of the aft hatch cover. put a bit of…"
Ryan Lipski's blog post was featuredFishing from a touring kayak?
Hi!I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing? I really want to outfit mine with a rod holder or two and am pretty excited but I want to see if someone else has done it to potentially gather up some advice...See More
Ryan Lipski posted a blog postFishing from a touring kayak?
Hi!I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing? I really want to outfit mine with a rod holder or two and am pretty excited but I want to see if someone else has done it to potentially gather up some advice...See More
M. Wheeler aka Landingcrew replied to Ryan Lipski's discussion Fishing from a touring kayak"I wish i could point you in a direction but put your question on the blog and you might get a few answers"
Ryan Lipski posted a discussionFishing from a touring kayak
Hi!I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing?Thanks!See More
Profile Information
- About Me
- New to paddling...
Love cycling and woodworking
- Kayak(s) of Choice?
- Tsunami 140 w/ Rudder
- Accomplishments
- N
Ryan Lipski's Blog
Fishing from a touring kayak?
Hi!
I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing? I really want to outfit mine with a rod holder or two and am pretty excited but I want to see if someone else has done it to potentially gather up some advice...
I have a Tsunami 140 with a rudder on it and wondering if anyone else on here uses a touring style kayak for fishing? I really want to outfit mine with a rod holder or two and am pretty excited but I want to see if someone else has done it to potentially gather up some advice...
Posted on March 8, 2010 at 3:38am — 6 Comments
Comment Wall (1 comment)
- At 10:02am on December 30, 2009,
masashi takashima said… - I comment from Japan. I write it by translation software. Think that is hard to read,; but thanking you in advance.
The cart appearing in the photograph is an original of my own. I sell it in Japan. The price becomes 18,000 yen for Japanese Yen. The stands are optional, and it is 3,600 yen.
Videos
Events
Wilderness Systems Links
Groups
-
Suriname Kayak Adventures
1 member
-
Wilderness Texas
4 members
-
Florida Bass Paddlers
1 member
-
West Ga kayak anglers
2 members
-
Connecticut River Runners
2 members
-
Wilderness Systems Angle…
3 members
© 2013 Created by Craigo.
Powered by
