GSXVIII Roster

Arnold, Conor
Baker, Kenny
Becerra-Cortes, Omar
Boling, Bryan
Bradfield, David   
Brewer, Jef
Brown, Kyle   
Chasey, Lloyd   
Chin, Ben   
Cobine, Kendall
Coleman, Chris
DeOliveira, Jason
DeLange, Tommy
Duffy, Tim
Dunaway, Adam
Dunn, Trenton   
Easter, Brandi
Farris, Matthew
Fechter, George
Finley, Leah   
Fung, Jon
Gonzaga, Jaime
Gustin, Jim
Harris, Will      
Harrison, Scott
Havemann, John
Hayes, Justin
Heitman, Jerry
Howes, Ian
James, Stephen
Kaber, Doug   
Kaiser, Michael
Kaji, Isao
Kopp, Alex
Krickeberg, Bob
Kuhl, Pat
Lagasse, Aaron
Leepin, Allen      
Lockaby, Jake            
Lockaby, Mark
Loomis, Chris   
Maloney, Patrick
McDonough, Tom
McNeil, Brad
Meier, Henry
Meier, Jamie
Monte, Kyle
Mouton, Greg
Nguyen, Khoa
Nguyen, Sonny      
Nicholson, Paul
Owens, John
Owerfeldt, Marc
Patz, John
Powell, Trevor
Quinton, Josh
Ramos, Max
Rana, Yaad
Reese, Nicholas
Reyes, Herb   
Ricke, Daniel
Sanchez, Allan      
Saufferer, Ron         
Saufferer, Terry
Scriven, Joe
Shu, Dennis
Shu, Roger      
Stockwell, Eric   
Takagi, Brian
Takagi, Steve
Velho, Joe   
Wang, Tim
Warford, Scott
Whiting, Jack
Wirt, William

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So I have I a question, I know this is a casual event but Glen is it acceptable to catch bait from the kayak with a conventional rod and reel and then transfer it to the hand line or do we need to fish exclusively with a hand line in order to be eligible to win all the glory?

Monterey Bay kayaks also stores kayaks.

I’ve also tucked into Ballena bay when tracking back to the launch from the south on rough days. I’ve even hooked up on Hali or two under the bridge that you must go beneath to make your way back to the launch area.

Two rod is indispensable to koke, landlocked king, and trout trolling. Which is a majority of my time. Usually one rod shallow and one deep, almost never the same depth or presentation until I’m confidently dialed in. I like a second rod for striper bait fishing. Not getting your two trolling rods tangled is a skill in and of itself somewhat. Also learning to fight and net a fish while still maintaining a straight line troll, or in close combat type fisheries. Learning how to entice and play double ups too. Sometimes I have to shake the rust off and miss a net job or get impatient while doubled up it costs me a fish, and I know it’s time to brush up on some motor skills.
I don’t use my two rod when river trout/steelhead  fishing, bass, or fly fishing though. If that’s what you lean more towards it might not matter that much to get it.