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Topic: SF Bay Kayak Guide ?  (Read 2340 times)

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mykonosman

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Hello gentlemen. I have been thinking about getting a kayak for way too long and was wondering if you guys know of any 'kayak guides' that I would be able to pay for some time on the water so I can get a taste of what it's all about before I commit to buying a kayak. I'm in Mill Valley, anyone else around here ?

Thanks for the help.

Andrew


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One option is to contact Allen Bushnell (scallen on this site), he does guided kayak fishing trips in SF Bay.


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for a close by paddle source, try Sea Trek

http://www.seatrek.com/

I've not worked with them directly, but there are right in your neck of the woods
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One option is to contact Allen Bushnell (scallen on this site), he does guided kayak fishing trips in SF Bay.

+1,  and I think if you make a little bit of a drive,  your likelihood of catching fish will increase too.
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mykonosman

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Thanks guys. I may try Sea Trek since it's only minutes from my house.

Thanks again.


SteveS doesn't kayak anymore

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you can also rent at outdoor adventures in larkspur landing

bring a little spinning rod and you can probably get a few stripers in teh corte madera creek


 

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