Kayak Fishing Blog

Kayak Fishing in France

One of our French customers has posted his rigged kayak on his blog! 

He writes this -

Super content j’ai reçue mon matos hook1 une commande au USA a capistrano beach entre la commande et l’envoi 3jours en tarif simple colis propre bien emballer porte clé HOOK1 et autocollants en cadeaux avec une remis de 10%pour la new commande ils perde pas le nord !!!! bon ba des pièces incassable du solide le kayak cassera avant les porte cannes scotty !!!

And, I tried to translate it to English in my word document and came up with this -

Super happy I received my hook1 gear a command at a capistrano beach between the order and 3days in fee simple sending us well own parcels wrap Keyring HOOK1 and stickers in delivered 10 % for new order with a gift they not lose the North! good solid kayaking unbreakable parts ba cassera before worn canes scotty!

I think it is missing something there … but it’s close!

Check out Kayak Fishing in France HERE !

Heritage Redfish 14

Thanks to Bill Sikora for sending us pictures of his kayak!

For larger views of Bill’s kayak and other rigged kayaks - Click Here

Yard Sale Results

Saturday we had the 1st annual Hook 1 Fishing Yard Sale.  We had alot of sellers and a consistent stream of buyers.  I think Grego was salesman of the day bringing in a booming $700  or so … 

Thanks go out to the sellers who made it a great day and to the buyers who made it a greater day !!

Thanks to Hogans Bait and Tackle Shop for helping promote the event - Hogans is located in Dana Point - (949)493-3528.

We even had our local fire department make a stop …

When they pulled up, I thought I was in trouble!  But… they came to shop.

A few more pics:

See you all next year!!

The new Wilderness Tarpon 160

We got a sneak peak at the  new Tarpon 160 for 2009 and thought we would share a few photos:

Visit the Wilderness website HERE

Fishing Kayak - Tarpon 120 Ultralite

John with Southwind Kayaks in Irvine came by with the Tarpon 120 Ultralite and we took the opportunity to take a few pictures of the boat.  I understand from what I’ve read that it weighs 45 pounds compared to the non-Ultralite Tarpon 120 that weighs 60 lbs.  It looks like it will have a good glide and be a good addition to the Tarpon family of boats.  If you have any experience with this boat and would like to add a comment, please do!

(The boat is missing the middle hatch cover)