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Boating => NJ Kayak Fishing => Topic started by: kayak1 on September 16, 2008, 05:28:38 PM
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I have been Kayaking after dark for years,and have caught some big fish doing so,If I can help get you started let me know,
Thanks
Dave
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Hey Dave. Welcome to the site. t^
Please feel free to post away. No toes to step on here t^
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yes please tell us all about it
sounds dangerous at night with those digilios about....
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Pssst... wb... what the hell is "digilios"??
Dave,
what Rod said - "welcome"! Where do normally put in for night fishing? Are you sliding out inlets? Fishing under the lights of bridges &/or docks?? How have you rigged your kayak to fit the needs of night fishing? Any pics??
Sorry for all the questions... I've been out at night on two occasions and was creaped-out on both! I have a stern light (River Rock lantern on a 3' piece of PVC) and the head-lamp... But there's just something about that night-time stuff that manages to rattle my cage...
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Welcome to the site Dave. Feel free to contribute anything you can. t^
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I've been out at night on two occasions and was creaped-out on both!
I BET!!!!
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WELCOME!! Good to see another yaker here on the site.
grtn
TT^
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Welcome aboard! The thought of fishing from a Kayak at night NEVER even entered my mind...
Yikes!
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what the hell is "digilios"??
plural of digilio
text search app.com you will see what a digilio is
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Got it!
t^
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Welcome Dave! slt Please feel free to help make this a great yak fishing site by posting reports and info. OK, so what's your take on night yak fishing?
This past summer was my first doing alot of night fishing. Yes Flea, it's a different world out there at night. Took me a few times out until I no longer felt spooked, but after you settle down, it's really beautiful. My biggest adjustments were learning to find my way around and getting back to my launch spot. Distances really seem to expand after it gets dark. Even after lining up lights and landmarks, I always miss the mouth of Absecon creek by a good margin when trying to come back in from a couple miles out. Also, I never knew how much I depend on seeing my line to know what my rig is doing. I'm still learing how to use feel to control my line. The strange thing is, I haven't had that much success at night. I finally got some stripers about a month back along a sod bank but other than that, it's always been pretty quiet after the flounder bite turns off at sunset. So far I have tried bridge lights, sod banks, and skinny back waters. Just gotta put the time in I suppose...