GWKC website is finally finished!

I have been working on our website for our dinky little Co. for quite some time, and I'm super happy to say that it is finally online.  I would greatly appreciate any feedback, positive or negative, you may have to offer.

Check it out at http://www.gwkc.com

Pretty cool.  Will you be taking online orders?  

Art

Yes, but not yet.  We have all of the the infrastructure to support a cart, but haven't added it yet.

See Sean I told you online orders!!!  

Great news man, I love the logo!

You were right.  I think I am the only grumpy old man who still wants to talk to a human.  I will work on making that a reality.  We will still be adding things as we go as well.

NICE! I think you should include your fishing & diving reports (with photos)  

got stickers? I dig the logo!  

Joel-Thanks.  I will add a reports section, that is a great idea.  I have stickers of the logo sized for a paddle blade.  I will have some smaller ones later this week.   If you want one PM me your address and I will pop in the mail.

Sean

What?  No link to norcalkayakanglers.com ???  

-Allen

The links are already being updated, but great proof reading!

coll logo, i would like a small sticker.
chris
284 lorraine bl
san leandro
ca 94577

I was just thinking the same thing about the logo and I logged on to post that ... and lo and behold, cpkayak already has.  Yes, yes, yes, we want stickers!

-Allen

Nice site ... Sean!

Very clean and easy to navigate.  Good choice of products and reasonable prices.  Once your shopping carts are in place, I'm sure you can expect orders to pick up.

-Chuck

Sean - I'll definitely get the GTS seat from you - looks really comfy   (can I use this seat with my prowler?)

Lately I have been having a lot of dental work done. I think we need to make a kayak that has a seating section like a dental chair.  That way when you are our waiting for Mr. Sturgeon or halibut to bite you can take a nap.

you guys remember my post on the dude who paddled to Hawaii? He used some inflatable floats on each side of his kayak to keep the yak stable while he went to sleep.....

Well...here's an idea.....why not make similar floats that you can deploy on each side of the sit on top's when fishing for Sturgeon and Halibut?

Stability would be nice to have when:
- you have choppy conditions
- when attempting to land a huge fish on the yak without tipping over
- the floats can also be used as an anchor line float that you can easily detach when you have a big fish towing you and the other can be a float that you can attach to the sturgeon snare. (multi-tasking stuff)