Capt. Blair heads down to the Florida Keys to fly fish for tarpon with Capt. Barry Meyers. Get the Gear the Mogan Man Uses @ www.addictivefishing.com
May
20
Kayak Fishing – Landing in Surf Zones
Although most anglers worry more about launching in surf, landing in surf is actually more difficult. This week’s Kayak Fishing Tales episode looks at how to make a smooth landing in a surf zone. For all your kayak fishing needs visit HOOK1 Kayak Fishing www.kayakfishinggear.com LEARN Check out some of our other YouTube channels Kayak Fishing Tales www.youtube.com Kayak Bassin TV www.youtube.com Stand Up Paddling www.youtube.com Whitewater Kayaking www.youtube.com Canoeing www.youtube.com Recreational Paddling www.youtube.com Sea Kayaking www.youtube.com SHOP If you’re a kayak angler, or looking at getting into kayak fishing, you’ll find everything you need at HOOK1 Kayak Fishing Gear at www.kayakfishinggear.com. These guys know kayak fishing, offer great prices and provide exceptional customer service. They also ship worldwide. Call them Toll Free (866) 486-8412, or email Support@KayakFishingGear.com KAYAKS Interested in learning more about the great looking kayaks in these episodes? They’re ALL made by Ocean Kayak – one of the world’s largest and most reputable manufacturers of sit-on-top kayaks. The Ocean Kayak Trident and Trident Ultra are the boats of choice for the Kayak Fishing Tales team. Designed by anglers for anglers, they’re fast, stable, and provide an ideal fishing platform for both freshwater and saltwater fishing. Check out all the Ocean Kayaks at www.oceankayak.com CLOTHING The Kayak Fishing Tales team has used ExOfficio clothing exclusively since 2007 …
Video Rating: 5 / 5
May
18
FISHING THE EDGE, THE NEW 300HP FISHING WEAPON
A QUICK LOOK AT OUR 300HP FISHING WEAPON
Video Rating: 4 / 5
May
17
“Papa Joe” – 1954 Chesapeake Deadrise Fishing Boat
An amazing 10 minute, detailed tour of a classic 1954 Chesapeake deadrise round stern fishing boat, all wood of course 
Designed and built in 1954 in Deltaville, VA by a man named Jackson, she’s been used for commercial fishin’ and crabbin’ for more than 50 years! Mr Burrell recently restored the boat to almost new condition. Come take a virtual cruise on this piece of working history.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
May
17
Pro Drive boat / if you get this stuck…well it’s your fault.
My son and his two friends made this video. This boat will run across any thing that has 2″ of water. They did this while on a little fishing adventure. Enjoy.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
May
14
Jug-n-Light FISHING IN COLD WATER
crock927.com Jug fishing on a cold day water was 35 air was 37 12-30-07 #63 – Top Rated (Today) – Pets & Animals 12-30-07 3:42 #61 – Top Rated (Today) – Pets & Animals 12-30-07 3:53 #57 – Top Rated (Today) – Pets & Animals 12-30-07 6:38pm #44 – Most Discussed (Today) -…
Video Rating: 4 / 5
May
13
Fishing Boat in Little River Inlet at Bird Island
From the Laughing Gull porch, you can see boats two miles away across Bird Island heading in and out of Little River Inlet. At night, they are lit up like a Christmas tree.
May
12
Dunkirk Retreat [1-6] BBC Documentary
Dunkirk evacuation From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia The Dunkirk evacuation, commonly known as the Miracle of Dunkirk, code-named Operation Dynamo by the British, was the evacuation of Allied soldiers from the beaches and harbour of Dunkirk, France, between 26 May and the early hours of 3 June 1940, because the British, French and Belgian troops were cut off by the German army during the Battle of Dunkirk in the Second World War. The evacuation was ordered on 26 May. In a speech to the House of Commons, Winston Churchill called the events in France “a colossal military disaster”, saying that “the whole root and core and brain of the British Army” had been stranded at Dunkirk and seemed about to perish or be captured. In his We shall fight on the beaches speech on 4 June, he hailed their rescue as a “miracle of deliverance”. On the first day, only 7011 men were evacuated, but by the ninth day, a total of 338226 soldiers (198229 British and 139997 French) had been rescued by the hastily assembled fleet of 850 boats. Many of the troops were able to embark from the harbour’s protective mole onto 42 British destroyers and other large ships, while others had to wade from the beaches toward the ships, waiting for hours to board, shoulder-deep in water. Others were ferried from the beaches to the larger ships, and thousands were carried back to Britain by the famous “little ships of Dunkirk”, a flotilla of around 700 merchant marine boats, fishing boats, pleasure craft and …
May
10
How to Get In and Launch a Kayak Video
www.rei.com Katie, an REI Outdoor School instructor, shows you how to get in and out of your kayak in this video—both launching from a dock and from a beach. From a dock: keep your center of gravity low, put your feet into the cockpit while holding onto the dock, and slide your feet into the cockpit, then slowly push yourself away from the dock and into the boat. To get out, do the same thing in reverse: Come up to the dock, lean up against it, pull your knees out of the cockpit, slide your legs out, and sit on the dock. To launch from a beach with a partner: Slide boat in so the cockpit’s at the edge of the water, step in while your partner holds the back of the boat steady and then pushes your boat out into the water. To launch from a beach by yourself, pull boat in so the cockpit is at the water’s edge, hold the paddle behind your back, bracing it between the back of the cockpit combing and the beach. Sit on the paddle shaft, keeping your body weight low while you then slide your feet into the cockpit. Put the spray skirt on. Place your paddle vertically in one hand and make a fist with the other. Push yourself off the beach using the paddle and your fist; it helps to use your hips. If you have a composite boat, do the same thing, but start with the boat out in the water so as to protect the bottom of the boat from rocks.