warmer waters

[richi]

New years eve 2006 in a T-Shirt we living in the wrong part of the world chaps.

 

wonder if they need a couple of kayakfishing instructors GB

[GB]

wonder if they need a couple of kayakfishing instructors GB

 

With weather like that I reckon I could pretend to know what I'm talking about Just imagine going to work in that everyday. Heaven

[Newt]

Gary - I think paddling speed in a kayak would have these working properly so if you have reasonably weed-free water available to you, might be worth adding to your gear.

 

Luhr Jensen® Dipsy Diver®

Troll top to bottom with absolute precision!

The original directional diver -- takes your lure as deep as you need it to go. Designed to be easily set to run out a controlled distance to port or starboard. Turn & tighten per settings on back to run down AND out. Positive trip action for unhindered retrieve. Trips open on the strike for easier fighting. Sizes 0, 1, and 3 include snap-on O-ring for up to 20% more depth.

[pescador]

Gary - I think paddling speed in a kayak would have these working properly so if you have reasonably weed-free water available to you, might be worth adding to your gear.

 

Luhr Jensen® Dipsy Diver®

Troll top to bottom with absolute precision!

The original directional diver -- takes your lure as deep as you need it to go. Designed to be easily set to run out a controlled distance to port or starboard. Turn & tighten per settings on back to run down AND out. Positive trip action for unhindered retrieve. Trips open on the strike for easier fighting. Sizes 0, 1, and 3 include snap-on O-ring for up to 20% more depth.

 

Thanks for that Newt. The waters are very clear and the weed beds are easily seen, these would be ideal, I will check them out on the link. The larger fish are often in the weed and these would be ideal to pass a lure over their noses.

We do have similar trolling plates here but they are more boat orientated.

Gary

[GB]

Nice one Newt I've been looking for a trolling vane suitable for the kayak. Will get one and give it a go.

[captain cojones]

New years eve 2006 in a T-Shirt we living in the wrong part of the world chaps.

 

HAHA! you just worked that one out mate! ive got to return to the uk on weds night for 4 days, first time in 13 years in the winter.....im going to freeze me cojones off i know!!

i was walking 700metres up a mountain yesterday...still only had a t. shirt on!

[Yakity - Yak - u.k.]

Hi Dave.

 

If your coming to Exmouth, or near, give us a call, it would be nice to see you again after all this time.

Let me know and Ill PM you my Tel No mate.

May even lend you a coat...

 

 

 

Bill.

[captain cojones]

hi bill, yep ill be around for 4 days, its me dads 80th birthday, im just going to turn up.

pm me your number and il try to meet up. cheers bill

Edited January 21, 2007 by captain cojones

[Yakity - Yak - u.k.]

You have a PM Dave.

 

 

Bill.

[Simon Everett]

GB - Harris had Dipsy Divers in stock. I have a pair for tryng the lakes with - after a ferox one day this year in Loch Awe. accommodation is arranged, but not booked as I am going to find the best season first!

 

Give Harris a ring or look on their website. The other way is to make your own from plywood. That is what Dad used to uuse for running up and down the gullies for pollock. They trip up if they hit the bottom and being wood float - so you don't lose them. There is a piece on how to make them in the BASS mag.