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2. Expert is a relative term. Many of the serious kayak anglers
have been at this sport for three to four years. They usually do
not consider themselves experts, but they are a gold mine to
the inexperienced. Consider your local paddle shop. They can
provide insight into kayak selection and paddling techniques.

3. Kayaks are very versatile; there is no limit of places to fish. Your choices
will depend on paddling distance, time frame, and/or ability. Kayaking is
great exercise and age is rarely a barrier to the sport. Fishing smarter will
catch more fish than fishing harder and paddling farther. Good planning
can make up for lack of paddling ability or time available. Use a map like
Google Earth when planning to fish areas that you do not know well.
Choose a circular route that will give you more fishing opportunities.

4. Learn the positive and negative influences on the fish in your
area. Consider the weather, moon phases, season of the species
and the environment. Keep a log of some type. Use this log to
develop a strategy that will give you a more successful fishing
trip. On the other hand, kayak fishing is fun even without the
catching.

5. Before looking into purchasing a kayak consider these questions: Where are you likely to fish?
Freshwater or saltwater? Ponds, larger lakes or big rivers? Bays or launching in the surf? What are
your target fish? Will it be big game or bluegills? Will you be fly fishing? Or perhaps you will do all
of the above. Some of the more important considerations are: stability, comfortable seating,
storage compartments, and how you will transport the kayak. Most kayak stores will let you
demo or rent the kayaks you are interested in. Take advantage of any kayak festivals or shows
within driving distance. You’ll be able to see & demo lots of different kayaks, and will also have
the benefit of talking to the manufacturer’s reps.

6. Whether you have an old kayak or are purchasing a new boat, you will want to
customize it. Some of the most important aspects of a fish-friendly kayak are a
comfortable backrest, rod holders, a paddle leash, paddle holder/clip, an anchor, a
cooler, and storage. The challenge in customizing your kayak is putting everything
you need within reach while on the water. You will have to determine potential
attachment sites. Identify storage areas for tackle, gear and miscellaneous gear.
Kayak anglers need to travel light, and you should plan for versatility and
maximum storage.

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