What better way to enjoy the serenity of bass fishing than from a kayak?

 

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Ah yup that's correct. Ain't nothing like it

1 hour ago, Glenn said:

What better way to enjoy the serenity of bass fishing than from a kayak?

 

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You obviously haven't seen me trying to get my best crankbait off a snag in 20 kts. winds, when the giants are biting.

Agreed very peaceful! 

nothing like pulling that bass up when you are sitting at water level 

So long as the wind cooperates, I agree!  The silence.  The agility.  You're really connected to your environment.  

It is truly my therapy!

Agreed.  I love being on boat and fishing but being on a kayak fills my need for serenity. If I could, I would be on the water daily. I can't explain it but catching a fish on a kayak is unique and somehow more rewarding.  

Yes x1000 but what about the stress of staring out at another month of ice???

8 hours ago, michaelb said:

Yes x1000 but what about the stress of staring out at another month of ice???

Kayak sledding 

I like a kayak. I pulled my boat and stored it in the garage at my office. It hasn't got wet since I bought my first kayak in Sept 2019. I just kinda like having everything right there at arms reach like I'm in my own little cocoon.

 

One thing in my kayak I never did in my boat is if the fish aren't biting I tool around and explore and really have a great time doing it. In my boat I'd pack up and leave. There have been times I've even pulled out and went to another ramp. If I ever pulled my boat out I was going home.

 

I bought my wife and two kids kayaks and we all go during the warm water months. We tool around and explore, I fish and never get the "when are you coming home" text.

Its really very relaxing... until its time to get it out of the water, un-rig and load it into the truck after pedaling/paddling for hours.. its all rage then. 

On 3/31/2022 at 9:42 AM, dickenscpa said:

I fish and never get the "when are you coming home" text.

Oh I expect that pretty much every time I go hunting or fishing nowadays.