solo fishing options

[singingdog]

I am suprised that more people do not use paddleboards up North. I guess it has to do with you do get wet but down here lots of people strap a milk crate on the nose and fish the shallows. I would join them but I have a 10ft pelican that works for me and launches from the back of the pickup easily with one person.

 

 

 

 

Art

If you have ever tried to get anywhere on an SUP in a stiff headwind, you would understand. They are great fishing platforms, IF there is no wind, and you don't need to carry much.

[SirCranksalot]

Another option---stabilizers/outriggers on a canoe. Make them or buy them.

[aplumma]

That makes sense most of the time they are out in the evenings in the back bays. Lots of fun to watch them when they tie into a decent carp and get drug around for awhile.

 

 

Art

[jedimaster]

I plan on creating a video blog of my human powered escapades on the water this year. My goal is to catch all of the following from said vehicle...

Laker, Speckle, Splake, LM Bass, SM bass, Pike, Musky, Crappie, Walleye, Carp.

I would add rainbow but I don't really have a good spot to go for bows and being in a new fishing rig that I am not too familiar with I don't really want to explore too many unfamiliar waters.