JaxKayakFishing.Com

I'm with Keastman, envious of the organization. I've just about got my garage squared away. Funny to think I've been in our new house for over 3 months now. I had to get the tools squared away first. Now the SOLO is in the garage and fishing gear storage is next on the list. Keep up the good work! ...

Also check your local recycling centers. They tend to put to the side large aluminum tubing pieces.

I unfortunately am not free this Sunday otherwise Id come. Give me a reason to get out on the water too.

Nice catches Jeff

SaltyPaddler wrote:#2 - not very fun launching (coming or going) at low tide. Really muddy and slippery with exposed shells that can cut you up easily and do the same to the bottom of your kayak.

Agree 100%, even had those shells puncture my Hobie wheels.

I have returned rods there before as well.

I've camped Goat Island before, its the western most island in the Saint Johns before it takes the south turn near the Navy fuel depot.

Polar Bear is the only cooler company. Ever since I bought mine its been a ridiculous love affair.

Keep crushing it.

I really love reading your posts. Kind of my weekly does of short stories.

Everyday!

OOO I like it Abu Garcia reels.

Hey everyone,

There is a new way to get Eric's Zip boards. We have teamed up and his boards are now available on the i-heart-stickers.com website.

http://www.i-heart-stickers.com/von-zip ... ring-board

Feel free to make your orders online

Bud wrote:Does anyone have recent experience with the ramp at Oak Harbor. As I recall it used to have an annoying hole on one side at the end of the ramp. I seem to remember that the city made some effort to fix that. Thanks

This is a true statement.

Fishing after big storms has always been good to me. Yesterday only continued to show that this is true. Even though I only brought home 1 trout Steve and Dan were putting on a show reeling in the Reds on live and cut mullet.