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Kayak fishing the Lone Star State...
Lollipop wrote:coloradontexas wrote:anyone got pictures of their yak loaded for camping? Would love to see how ya'll are doin it.
I do not have photos of my kayak loaded and on the water, but I have photos of two companions who joined me for a trip on Boquillas Canyon. We had agreed to each take not more than 76 pounds of gear. That included 3 gallons of water each (25 pounds). When we showed up at the launch site, one of the participants, an avid backpacker, showed up with what he described as a little more than 76 pounds of gear. The other gentleman packed most of his gear neatly in his sit inside.
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Shadow_Fox wrote:Hey TD, did you ever try Canyon Lake? My wife is working out there and says she see all kinds of kayaks coming in. No honey I don't mind taking you to work today just let me grab a thing or two....
Shadow_Fox wrote:TD,
There are some real nice put ins north of the lake, so you can put in up north ride the river back tothe lake and then ride another river out of the lake south. It will tie into the route that is used for the Texas Safari. I have not been out there yet (stuck in Afghanistan) but I have looked at several web sites and post as well as google earth and it looks like it could be alot of fun. My wife works up there and says the lake is nice just the trees are pushed back from the bank some. No honey I don't mind taking you to work just let me grab a thing or two before we leave.![]()
Shadow_Fox wrote:Hey TD, did you ever try Canyon Lake? My wife is working out there and says she see all kinds of kayaks coming in. No honey I don't mind taking you to work today just let me grab a thing or two....
Shadow_Fox wrote:Hey TD, did you ever try Canyon Lake? My wife is working out there and says she see all kinds of kayaks coming in. No honey I don't mind taking you to work today just let me grab a thing or two....
ehhpic wrote:My new found passion- taking the FJ and the yaks out camping!
this was this last weekend at PINS- Padre Island National Seashore, one of the most desolate strips of beach left in the US.
GREAT Shark fishing!
I really over-packed but I know what to leave home next time!
milret wrote:Thats why I got a Tent Cot. Off the ground, high and dry. Snug as a bug in a rug.
coloradontexas wrote:anyone got pictures of their yak loaded for camping? Would love to see how ya'll are doin it.
ehhpic wrote:My new found passion- taking the FJ and the yaks out camping!
this was this last weekend at PINS- Padre Island National Seashore, one of the most desolate strips of beach left in the US.
GREAT Shark fishing!
I really over-packed but I know what to leave home next time!
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