Tag:Too Busy’s Tech Tips
High tide in the Low Country – March 10th late report
I hit the water bright and early on Saturday to do a little scouting for an upcoming tournament. The area that I planned to fish was beautiful; oyster bars, grassy edges, steep undercut banks… everything you could ask for a trout and redfish trip all rolled into one. There was ONE problem though, the wind [...]
Paddle Selection and Paddling Technique, or Tuning up your Kayak Fishing Motor
There are quite a few variables to consider when you begin to develop your paddling style. This is a short summary of conversations I’ve had with people new to the sport over the years. There are so many choices to make when you’re starting out. Either you’ve just gotten your new kayak or you’re window [...]
Santa Claus is Coming to Town; A Kayak Fisherman’s Wish List
It’s that time of the year folks; time to make your Christmas list. I apologize if this looks like a huge commercial; it is actually a response to dozens of e-mails received asking about kayak fishing gear. Now that we have that little detail out of the way; let’s get down to my favorite gadgets [...]
Too Busy’s Tech Tips – Throwing a Cast Net
I love to catch my bait as part of the total fishing thing. Lately the harbor has been LOADED with menhaden and there have been so many finger mullet cruising that I just can’t resist throwing the net when I’m out in the slop. Well unless you paddle a Ride 135, Commander or yak with [...]
Too Busy’s Tech Tips – The 3 Rod Prospecting Method
Want to catch more fish? Of course you do, so here is a method for finding fish and honing in on their feeding preference. It’s called the 3 rod prospecting method. It is what I use personally and on most of the trips that I guide. You can prospect while drifting a shoreline, floating a [...]
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