Kayak Fishing NZ

Re: Waitangi Day in the Naki

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:13:14 GMT

Post By: yakman

Awesome Very keen to go after some blue cod this summer, yum

Nice work on the release, nice fish.

Re: Saltist LD20 2 Speed and Offshore Elite Superjig

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:36:27 GMT

Post By: Milkey

Cheers KC, will keep in mind.

Re: P R Knot

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:32:36 GMT

Post By: fishontop

I lost it at " hi my names John "!!

Re: Waitangi Day in the Naki

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 17:13:14 GMT

Post By: yakman

Very nice, great catch.

Re: Insulated covers and fish blood

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:47:34 GMT

Post By: Bad Bunny

awondering wrote:

madyakka wrote:

the pod on my 400 will come off in about five seconds(have not tried it but thats about how long it takes too get off)or maybe less by pulling one clip and they float after so it is not an issue
you can let them float off and get it latter (they have been checked to float even with fish in so i have been told)

perhaps you should try it, when there is a howling southery in a 2 meter swell upside down in 12 degre water when its taking on that much you cant even right your kayak... it all takes on a whole dimension... and when you see someone in the water who has no control over whats happened and without aid you may have different opinion... easy to justify your purchase until it becomes a liabilty... seen it didnt like it and will never be party to one... they are more likely to cause you a problem than not... like everything the more you got the more that can go wrong.... OVER and OUT on this !!!

The chill pod on and for the PF400 has been designed and tested by limitless himself, [correct me if I'm wrong]. pretty sure it's as safe as a bag

Re: The dreaded shark

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:55:52 GMT

Post By: madmike

LOL I hear the swimming pools up the road are lovely this time of year haha. I was thinking of pre berleying an area just for Jess

Re: The dreaded shark

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 14:55:52 GMT

Post By: madmike

Yep I've been checked out by a Mako in Whangarei harbour before, also seen Technical hooked to one making it do acrobats there too, so Mike where we going for that paddle next week..?

Re: Time to get a yak!

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:30:47 GMT

Post By: T-Rex

Mental wrote:

In fact if I'm right I think you are just around the corner from me so if you want you are more than welcome to come and borrow my 4.3 if you wanna take it for a spin (I can even whip out the seat and give you the one from my 4.7 to test if you want), just give me a shout

What an outstanding offer! I might take you up on that, will PM you closer to the weekend

Cheers

Re: Insulated covers and fish blood

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 15:47:34 GMT

Post By: Bad Bunny

Yep once I went the ice box route I don't think I could go back myself but saying that I also own a Tagit bag designed to fit the Ultra wells too

Re: Discount on Ultra 4.3

Thu, 09 Feb 2012 10:13:19 GMT

Post By: Mental

Yea the stringers are only really used with the old insulated covers these days, the bags, ice boxes, chilly pods etc do a very good job of retaining your fish in the event of a roll etc