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Topic: Kayak Drift Sock = $15.00 Hardly Used ---- SOLD------  (Read 1619 times)

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Comes with a small float, rope and a clip - basically, it's a complete set.

No pics at the moment....
« Last Edit: May 30, 2007, 11:36:37 AM by Mooch »


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Mine.

Oh ... why are you getting rid of it?

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.....I just figured that - if I need to deploy a wind sock when I'm out fishing, I might as well paddle in and call it a day  :smt002


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Mine.

Oh ... why are you getting rid of it?

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Probably... because the taxman is known to bite them.  :shark
After those two incidents off Davenport last year, I'm thinking I really don't need mine either. :smt002
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Gee Chuck, way to make me feel good about me new acquisition.     :smt010

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I'll take yours Chuck :)

I'm sure the incidents last year were flukes, Allen  :smt002
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Ummm...what "incidents"? I hadn't heard anything about sharks attacking drift socks. And when I search the internet, nothing comes up.
Anybody care to shed some light?

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Multiple reports from coastside about curious w sharks munching drift chutes off davenport last year. 
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I wasn't surprised when I heard about it.  Shark researchers have been successfully enticing whiteys to bite at a seal silhouettes trolled behind a boat.  The fact that my drift chute is black and the about the size of a seal pup doesn't make me feel good about using it from a yak.  If I was going to use it, I would add a section of 10lb mono as a breakaway line.
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Mine is BRIGHT yellow and I used it last Friday at Anchor bay when the winds kicked up.
Didn't really do me too much good as i didn't get a single hit while I was using it.
I think it will work best just as the winds kick up, but if they are prolonged I am with Mooch when he says call it a day.
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