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  • #16
    You lot drift or just drop anchor?

    Would think you would drift at some speed in a yak? what ever your doing you lot seem to do well.
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    ____[ ~ \_____
    [__On-A-Roll__/
    ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
    P.B
    SKATE 204lb
    COD 51lb
    LING 32lb
    TOPE 40lb
    CONGER 25lb
    HADDOCK 10lb
    HALIBUT 37lb
    COALIE 16lb
    BLUE SHARK 55lb

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    • #17
      Sound like a busy couple of hours nice one lads. i will have to get me self
      a yak.
      Feel free to take a look at my blog.

      http://edds-fishingtales.blogspot.com/

      Cheers eddie t

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      • #18
        Northeast! think a saw you go out in your avor looks a fast boat!
        We either drift or anchor depends on the wind/tide the anchors we use are not that big and we use a trolley system to get them to the front or back of the yak and a quick release system to enable us to unhook it in seconds if needed leaving the anchor line on a float for easy retreive. We also use a sea drogue for a nice slow drift when needed.It does not take much to anchor a kayak, even a stuck aberdeen hook would stop you dead! but all you do is paddle uptide of your stuck gear and 99% of the time it just comes loose.
        Just add water!

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        • #19
          Prob was as i seen some yaks about 300 yards from the end of the pier land side. She not that fast but had opened her up when going past to warm the oil for a oil change (12knots at 2800rpm)

          It was a nice day with a lazy roll but so cold.
          ................__................................ .............................
          ____[ ~ \_____
          [__On-A-Roll__/
          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
          P.B
          SKATE 204lb
          COD 51lb
          LING 32lb
          TOPE 40lb
          CONGER 25lb
          HADDOCK 10lb
          HALIBUT 37lb
          COALIE 16lb
          BLUE SHARK 55lb

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          • #20
            yak

            I wish I had the bottle to do that. well done lads

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            • #21
              Well it looks like we got the break in the weather right! What a difference.









              Just add water!

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              • #22
                looked great was out there in my yak getting some practice before i start fishing from it just orderd a anchor ,so just need anchor trolly
                http://www.kayakfishingshack.co.uk/[B]

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                • #23
                  Originally posted by 01kayak View Post
                  looked great was out there in my yak getting some practice before i start fishing from it just orderd a anchor ,so just need anchor trolly
                  Give us a shout 01Kayak, there is a few of us that get out now and again, best to tag along in numbers

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                  • #24
                    Weather looking good for this weekend neil ill send you a message if owt gets arranged.

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                    • #25
                      looks like you have had some fun well done lads

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                      • #26
                        well done lads

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                        • #27
                          wow

                          what a great way 2 fish

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                          • #28
                            Originally posted by codandchips View Post
                            what a great way 2 fish
                            Not a great way its the greatest way to fish. Only 1 blank all year and loads of big bags. Out saturday morn with a few lads so should have a few more photos etc. The down side is it spoils your shore fishing ive only been out 4 times since jan.

                            Another 5 - 10 yrs and this type of fishing will be very common...... watch this space.....

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