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Topic: Kayak fishing in Montana  (Read 1552 times)

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blondstallion

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Hi,

For those of you who don't know, I moved to Montana in December.

A couple of weeks back I had the opportunity to do a little kayak fishing on a lake named Salmon Lake.  As you will notice in the picture, the conditions are a little different than I experienced in California.

Even though I have moved out of California, I still hope to occasionally kayak fish in the waters of the Pacific.  I have family in San Diego and Sacramento, so I figure I can get out a couple times a year if all goes well.

I'm in Missoula if anyone wants to visit!

Peace,
Sean


LoletaEric

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Nice to hear from you, Sean.  Looks like a cool new locale for outdoor adventures - albeit cold ones this time of year!  If you find yourself in NorCal in August you can always get in touch to do a Shelter Cove run or Bear Harbor again.  Have fun and watch out for Griz!   :smt001
I am a licensed guide.  DFW Guide ID:  1000124.   Let's do a trip together.

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Being an honorable sportsman is way more important than what you catch.


Mahi

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Damn! Is that sea foam or snow? Isn't Montana supposed to be the big sky state? Oh, do they have lingcod there?

CHEERS!


Rock Hopper

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Did you catch anything?

Besides a buzz... :smt002

In Loving Memory of Mooch, Eelmaster, Shicken, and Cabeza De Martillo

I started kayak fishing to get away from most of you...


Tote

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Dude~
What is that thing you are sitting on? Where is the FF? The rod holders? The GPS?
Last time I was sitting on a big round hole I certainly wasn't drinking beer!!! :smt005
Glad you finally made it back to the board.
Missoula from P'vill is doable.
Talk to ya very soon Sean.
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blondstallion

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  • Date Registered: May 2005
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I had hoped nobody would ask, but yes, I did catch some fish.  The three perch I caught were pathetically small and somewhat embarrassing (or else I would have mentioned it originally).  I hope to actually catch some trout during my next ice-kayak fishing adventure.

Peace, Sean


H2Ospider

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Have you taken that yak down the slopes yet?  Its a rocket ship ride!  But I must warn, if you decide to build a launch ramp be careful. The bottom of the yak may freeze and become stiff and somewhat brittle. Lost a ww boat that way.