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[...] maybe it’s time to throw out all your rusty old hooks and replace them with something better! Easy Sharing: The post How to Use Circle Hooks appeared first on Gunna Fish Oz. [...]

[...] wildlife, amazing scenery and a fabulous climate, what does Exmouth really have to offer? Easy Sharing: The post Fishing Location: Exmouth appeared first on Gunna Fish Oz. [...]

[...] go, I bet you had no idea there could be so much to consider when buying such a simple boat! Easy Sharing: The post Choosing the Right Fishing Kayak appeared first on Gunna Fish Oz. [...]

[...] Choosing a Fish Finder for Kayak Fishing Kayak fishing can be as simple or as complicated as you want to make it. For [...]

[...] Fitting a Fish Finder on Your Kayak – Part 1 Preparing to mount the transducer For the complete noob, a Fish Finder [...]

[...] of to put a sounder on a fishing kayak. These days you see it all of the time. I guess a fish finder is not absolutely essential kayak fishing equipment, but it certainly makes the act of finding [...]

[...] , whistle, knife, head torch, food and water. A drogue or sea anchor is also recommended. A fish finder and gps are good additions to your kayak. There are some great combo units available now that [...]

[...] Kayak Fishing without Rod Holders is not a lot of fun! My first few kayak fishing trips weren’t a helluva lot of fun. I spent [...]

[...] would end up looking like a floating porcupine. I’ve put StarPorts all over my kayak so I move rod holders and other accessories around depending on whether I’m trolling, drifting or at anchor. A [...]

[...] outboard, six battery packs, fourteen rods, a live well, 4 tray lure box, gps, gold plated rod holders, 3 Go-pro cameras, espresso machine and bar fridge. Which one catches more? It really depends [...]

[...] heavy tree cover is a recipe for broken rods, so don’t leave them in upwards pointing rod holders when you are in these areas. Laying them down on the deck with the tips protected, or [...]

[...] Are Spinning Rods Better for Kayak Fishing? When they first start fishing from a kayak most guys will pick up whatever rods they have [...]

[...] In our last article, Kayak Fishing In The Wind Part 1, we talked about how to prepare yourself and your yak to make the most of [...]

[...] your yak and drift along with the current, casting at every piece of structure along the way! Kayak fishing in northern rivers and streams is restricted to the inland freshwater systems where salty [...]

[...] Make Your Own Rod Leashes for Kayak Fishing? There are some things in life that create an overwhelming sense of grief that is very [...]

[...] How To Add an Anchor Trolley onto Your Fishing Kayak Ok, I’ll admit it. I used to find kayak fishing incredibly [...]

[...] to be prepared for wind….. Carry a folding anchor, a good length of rope and preferably an anchor trolley. A trolley will allow you to anchor from either the bow or stern without leaving your seat, [...]

[...] . Lets say you have a new rod holder that you want to fit. Or maybe a sounder, pad eye, anchor trolley or any one of a hundred other accessories. How are you actually going to fix your hardware to [...]

[...] to currents or wind, which is uncomfortable at best and dangerous at worst. You will need an anchor trolley to safely move your anchor rope to the front or back of your kayak without having to get out [...]

[...] What is Ciguatera Poisoning? Nothin spoils a fishing weekend faster than having to compete with your buddies for a spot [...]

[...] How to recognise Ciguatera Poisoning Symptoms? You may not experience all of these symptoms and the first signs may occur as [...]

[...] How to Avoid Ciguatera Poisoning? There are some fish species that you should never eat because they are a high ciguatera [...]