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stocking up

Good price! Don't forget the Tuna in oil! And the garlic. And the Anise. And......Gezzus, this is so addicting!!!

2
She has both of those things! if it isn't too much trouble, she would love the opportunity to try one. I have a tandem that we both use also, but certainly nicer in your own yak!

My mom is coming up with me! She recently moved to the area and is very interested in getting a fishing kayak of her own. I told her you guys are a great group to ask all the questions she has!

does she have  a license and pole? I could bring an extra Yak if you want

Awesome! Just make sure she has a PFD! We'll have plenty of tackle for her to use.

3
I have to bail on the weekend, some family stuff came up. Have fun out there everyone!

Bummer Matt. What site were you in? Did you cancel your reservation?

4
Al, be sure to pack the SPF20,000 sun screen!!! If I remember correctly, you Lobstered yourself last year!

5
None of the boxes had keys with them last year. I brought some last year and will bring at least two full tubs with me Friday morning. I don't have any kindling though.

6
Reminders for everyone!
There are bears in the area. Use the Bear Boxes to store your food!!! There were several coolers lost to them last year. Ask the Ranger for a key.
Bring firewood and Beer!

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For Sale / Re: Rods and Reels for sale
« on: April 26, 2024, 07:57:00 AM »
I want the 14th from the left.. err top.. err.. right in in the middle of that Cluster F*^k.    Screw it Walmart here I come!

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Only 2 weeks away!!!

POT LUCK sign up list:
Kevin - BIEROCK -think of a German Hot Pocket. Ground Beef, Cabbage, Garlic, Onion, Celery Seed in a homemade bun. Serious good eats!

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Thats odd. What part of the res. did you fish?

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General Talk / Re: California Boater Card
« on: April 05, 2024, 03:24:52 PM »
Note: You do not need this card for a motorized kayak.

"California law requires a person to be 16 years of age or older and in possession of his/her California Boater Card to legally operate a vessel powered by a motor of 15 hp or more, including personal watercraft (PWCs)."

My Trolling motor is 36lb thrust. Nowhere near 15HP.

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Craftsmen's Corner / Re: Hull Protection
« on: March 27, 2024, 02:57:29 PM »
I used Kydex myself and it’s doing its job so far. Used the strongest gorilla double sided tape I could find and silicone to outer edges.

Bringing back an old thread.  My keel guards peeled off the other day - the JB Plastic Weld did NOT bond well with the hull, and the silicon caulk was basically what was holding them on. 

This is gonna be controversial, but I'm considering riveting them to the hull.  I have some waterproof rivets - I'm thinking two along the front edge and one at the rear.  Silicon caulk or RVT sealant along the edges and at the rivets.

If I chicken out and don't rivet them in place, I will use the double sided gorilla tape and silicon caulk the edges. 

Wondering why all kayaks don't have built in replaceable skid pads at the corners/edges?  Seems like a no-brainer to me.

 
My only concern about the rivet is if you hit a stump/rock or whatever, and it tears the rivets out, now you have exposed holes below the waterline.

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General Fishing Tips / Re: Bead Management
« on: March 26, 2024, 12:44:39 PM »
Tip: When building lures, I do all my work in a shallow baking sheet. That keeps those pesky little parts from rolling away. I learned this the hard way when my wife stepped on a #4 hook that found its way to the carpet.

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General Fishing Tips / Re: Bead Management
« on: March 26, 2024, 08:20:49 AM »
I feel your pain. You pop open those packs and the dam things go everywhere! Just go to your local craft store. They'll have an assorted sizes of bead boxes for only a few dollars.

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While fishing for Kings at Folsom lake a few weeks back we were approached by the Wardens in a boat. We asked if they wanted up to stop and reel in our lines. The said, No keep fishing. We'll just pull along side and keep pace with you. The asked us to hold up our licenses so he could see them with their Binoculars. We did. They thanked us and moved off. There's no way that they could have seen them if we had them on our phones.

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General Talk / Re: FUNNY STUFF......
« on: March 21, 2024, 12:13:10 PM »
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Jesus this is sad. I think that if you cant spell these simple words by the end of Jr. High/Middle School, There's no way you should be allowed to go to high school. Unfortunately, I can picture a lot of 18 year old's stuck in 8th grade!

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