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Topic: Nicaraguan sleigh ride, half-yak  (Read 974 times)

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santiago

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Among the many things that keep kayak fishing interesting is the outside chance of hooking a fish that can pull you around "Nantucket Sleigh Ride" style.  One way to increase the chances of a ride is to fish for tarpon.  And if you keep at it, you can even, er, succeed?  Check out this film I took from my kayak last week on the San Juan River in Nicaragua:



I gave a long account of the details in a blog at http://www.fishin2007.blogspot.com/

Of course, there's still room for improvements, like breaking 100 pounds, or actually landing the fish from the kayak somehow.  But for now I'm a pretty happy Santiago  :smt001.


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another place to get tarpon or big shark on a kayak is between big pine and no name key in the florida keys and just the
keys in general.
john m. airey


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Seeing this footage of the beast break water is enough to get me ALL FIRED-UP.but for now....I'm happy for you too! sweet HOOK and get ready to post the CONQUER next!
thx for the report and envy
Be Safe, Not Sorry = B'ropeUpFool!

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jwruck2

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Well that's the way!   :smt003

Great story and pictures on the Blog. 

Nice Rainbow Bass as well.
 
A little too far for away for me, but for the adventurous soul like you, it must have been quite an experience.

Look forward to fishing with you locally again soon. 

JimW


 

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