trick worms

A medium spinning rod and a.med heavy casting rod

If I were you, I'd get a med heavy fast baitcasting, medium fast baitcasting, and med spinning. With only three rods I think a medium fast has more versatility than a med moderate.

Another option would be to get 2-3 different setups that are still good quality

Anyone have any experience with it? I know pelican isn't the most popular brand but it looks like a good yak

Has any one used this reel for inshore fishing? Does it stand up to saltwater? Thanks

I'm 5'8 100 pounds right now, but in the next few wears that will change. Will I have enough space in a 9 foot yak?

I fish a 150 or so acre lake and only really need 5 360 boxes and 3-3 rods

Nice catch

First time inshore fishing by myself... 4 days in a row with nothing

I've been looking at the vibe skipjack 90. I have no experience kayaking whatsoever, but at 9 feet is it big enough for most people?

Zoom trick worm or GYCB senko

The 2 rods you have are used for the same purposes so I'd sell one. I would get a medium rod either spinning or Bcasting for topwater cranks and jerks

Do you only use spinning?

South beach, I'm fishing a little creek out of it

I'm going to Hilton Head, SC at the end of march. I'll be dock fishing. Any tips for reds and trout? Thanks.

Do y'all fish out of a kayak in cold weather?

Use the medium

I live in the south, so the lakes don't freeze over. does a canoe or kayak stay drier in weather?

Can you get pontoons or anything to stabilize a canoe?

Why do you think you can do more with a kayak?

Fat cat newton and his high kicks

A medium spinning rod, medium heavy/ fast casting, and medium/fast casting

Is the old town saranac 146 a stable canoe? If not, what are some stable canoes around 600?

Which is more stable, canoes or SOT kayaks? Looking to buy one and don't want to fall in in cold weather.

Which one is easier to set the hook with a mh rod? Don't want to break a rod and a soon to-be yak fisherman so only can take a few rods.