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Broke Down 07-09-2014 08:15 PM

Good call on the Boga.

C-Bass2mouth 07-10-2014 07:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Broke Down (Post 705441)
Not to beat a dead horse but is there any must have gear? Obviously a life vest you can move in but is there something some of you wouldn't leave home without? We are going to have a spare kayak to carry with us to keep a few things in if needed. I think the kayak I'm going to be renting is a Jackson dive/fish.

Net, net, and a net. Salt life gear optional

BuckingFastard 07-10-2014 07:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Goooh (Post 705443)
1.) BOGA
2.) BRAID

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pahaha:spineyes:
good ol' salty cajun

C-Bass2mouth 07-10-2014 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by BuckingFastard (Post 705573)
pahaha:spineyes:
good ol' salty cajun

For real though. You can get a short handle net at academy for like 10 bucks or just saw off a long handle one you already have. It will save you a hook in the lap eventualy. Or a hard head stab in the legs. Trust me lol...

Or you can get a CCA boga.. totaly up to you.

BuckingFastard 07-10-2014 03:56 PM

Hahahaha yea I have that short handle net and it floats too. Great for wading and yakin


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Broke Down 07-10-2014 04:54 PM

I thought hooks in skin was the in thing these days...lol. Yeah, I could do without a nasty infection.

Drew27 07-11-2014 03:01 PM

Broke Down,
I'm pretty green to saltwater fishing myself, but a couple buddies and I just got back from kayak fishing the west cove Tuesday and Wednesday. We caught a lot of fish, but not many specks or reds. Mostly croakers, white trout, black drum, and gafftops. We were fishing dead shrimp, both carolina rigged and tipping plastics with them. I know a lot of people prefer plastics, but I prefer to fill the box, no matter what kind of fish it is. I don't know if this will help you make your decision as to fish the West Cove or the rocks off the beach, but I'd try the beach first. Hope this helps. Good luck!

Drew27 07-11-2014 03:04 PM

Oh yea, as for something not to leave home without, a good pair of needle nose pliers, especially if your gonna be fishing with live bait/shrimp. I've been down there without them and won't do that again.

Broke Down 07-11-2014 04:31 PM

Great info! Thanks guys for the replies. My name is Duke by the way. We are getting excited, I'm on 12's from tomorrow morning until next Friday. I'll be ready for the kayak trip. I'll get some pictures of the kayaks we rent when we pick them up. I'll try to document this a little too. Maybe we can all learn a little something and help out with the newbies like myself. ...haha.

MathGeek 07-11-2014 04:35 PM

Hey Broke Down, where are you renting a yak in that area? Seems like fun to try.

Broke Down 07-11-2014 04:38 PM

We have a local diving outfit here local in Pineville we are renting them from. I was wanting a Wilderness but I just found out today all they have are cobras. Still going to be fun for $45.

MathGeek 07-11-2014 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Broke Down (Post 706039)
We have a local diving outfit here local in Pineville we are renting them from. I was wanting a Wilderness but I just found out today all they have are cobras. Still going to be fun for $45.

Thanks for the info.

Broke Down 07-19-2014 08:57 PM

So we canceled our trip for tomorrow due to the rain. I think we may do it next month.


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