December 22nd, 2008 by Mike
Our trips take you through Canadian wilderness areas where hundreds of interconnecting pristine lakes and rivers are surrounded by vast forests. We use name brand canoes, kayaks and camping equipment to explore unique geology and historic fur trading routes in Ontario. Let our experienced guides lead you through scenic provincial parks for fishing, sightseeing and wildlife viewing. For more information, contact www.outdoorsman.com
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Tags: canada, explore, fishing, fur, routes, sightseeing, trading, viewing, wilderness, wildlife
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December 22nd, 2008 by Mike
John “Toast” Oast of Fishyaker.com demonstrates how easy it is to supplement a kayak’s floatation with expanding spray foam. The foam expands as it dries, and may be used to fill an unused area inside of a kayak. The foam takes up room, which in a worst-case scenario may fill with water. The foam itself is also waterproof. It’s an easy do-it-yourself safety precaution. For more kayak fishing how-to videos check out the Fishyaker Youtube page. Fishyaker.com
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Tags: canoe, fishing, fishyaker, john, kayak, oast, Paddling, safety
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December 20th, 2008 by Mike
John “Toast” Oast of Fishyaker.com demonstrates how easy it is to build a loading device to ist in getting your yak to your racks.
This one was a bit tougher. The problem is that it would need to be pretty specific for the vehicle. I used 3/4 inch PVC, but may replace the cross bar with steel to make it stronger.
Here’s the breakdown…
1 - 8 foot 3/4″ PVC pipe
2 - 3/4″ PVC T fittings
2 - 3/4″ PVC 90 degree fittings
1 - 3/4″ centered pipe insulation
I cut the PVC into 5 pieces (Additional cross pieces may be used for reinforcement.). The top pieces are longer than the lower two. The cross bar just needs to be long enough to cover your keel width.
With this device, you can just pick up one end of the yak, place it on the load bar, then push the other end forwards. It keeps you from needing to lift your entire kayak at once.
Check out the Fishyaker Youtube site for more kayak fishing how-to’s. Fishyaker.com
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Tags: bar, diy, fishing, kayak, load, loader, rigged, rigging
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December 17th, 2008 by Mike
Volume 2 of the Wilderness Passages CD Magazine to be released soon.
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Tags: backpacking, boundary, bwca, camping, canoe, fishing, hiking, kayak, lights, northern, quetico, superior, trails, waters, wilderness
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December 17th, 2008 by Mike
Four of us headed into the unknown, and came out unscathed. These fish are just under 8 ft in length, and approx. 400#. Used whole salmon for bait. Went four for four. Kept 2, released 2.
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Tags: alaska, fishing, kayak, shark
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