Fishing from a Sea Kayak Part 1: How to Balance the Kayak

Posted on October 1, 2009 
Filed under About Kayaks, How to Kayak, Kayaking Guides and tagged fiberglass sea kayak, fishing from a sea kayak, Greenland strokes, kayak repair, kayaking, kayaks, Sea Kayaking

Above: The author prepares to launch and fish for striped bass off Gloucester, Massachusetts. The 28-pound sea kayak is a stich-and-glue Chesapeake Light Caft Yare, the paddle a home-made Greenland stick. Anglers fishing from long and fast sit-insea kayaks face two tricky issues come time to land fish like dorado, yellowfin tuna or striped bass. Fast and narrow sit-in kayaks and sea kayaks have

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