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SQUID ANCHOR 2011Team East Coast Kayak Fishing -  Extended Use Review

Here is a picture of how most of the us rigged our Squid Anchor. There is piture below of the bag we use to carry the anchor.  Over the many years of kayak fishing and testing gear the Squid Anchor fits into my aresal of simplcity and standard usage items.  I consider myself a situational anchor user. Depending on what type of fish I am targeting on any given day. For example in salt water on the north east coast I will deploy the squid anchor while targeting winter flounder or black fish. It also works great for anchoring around structure such as bridge pileings, rock piles, jettys, and wrecks. Fishing in rivers and anchoring up for trout fishing you can get right into the pools where the fish hang. Also great for lakes and ponds when you do not want to drift.  I have also put the anchor bag inside out, so the flukes are inside and I drag the bag on the bottom so I can work certain areas but still drift slowly.

Due to its compact size and leight weight it is easily packed for any time it will be needed either stowed inside your kayak or on top in the tank well. It can also double as a wet gear bag.

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GearTrac Universal Track kit by YakAttack
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The wait is finally over!  All new from YakAttack the GearTrac allows anybody to add a track system to their kayak.  Since the introduction of factory mounted tracks we have received seemingly endless requests to add tracks to other kayaks.  Once again YakAttack has come through and provided the solution for kayak anglers.

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PanFish Portrait Camera Mount by YakAttack
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Designed for mounting in front of the paddler, the low profile of this full featured camera mount keeps it out of your way but readily available for trophy pictures or reverse angle video of the big fight.

The pivoting head can be positioned at any angle in the horizontal plane. This creates the perfect scenario for "hero" shots. 

1) Rotate LCD towards you
2) Navigate your camera's menu to set the delay timer
3) Rotate lens towards you and pick up your fish before timer fires
4) Perfect hero shot!

This same process can be used for taking Catch-Photo-Release photos while holding the fish securely to the measuring board and getting your mug in the shot to boot!

The PanFish Portrait™ was designed for a maximum payload of 2 lbs, making it ideal for reverse angle video with "heavier" cameras. 

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Jersey Cape Kayak Fishing would like to announce that we have set the date for the 2nd Annual Cape May Kayak Fishing Jamboree for Friday, 10/21/11 through Sunday, 10/23/11. This is a charity event.


Changes are being made to our entire format. In the strictest of terms, this event will no longer be a tournament. We want it to be more of a gathering of friends for the sake of the camaraderie found within this sport and leave the formalities out. For this reason, we have dropped any& all entry fees and have gone with a Jamboree type of format. Dinner, Event T-shirts, and expenses will cost approx $40.00 per person and that will be the only required fee.

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Ghostfishing is a term that describes what happens when derelict fishing gear 'continues to fish'

At ECKF we are assisting the NOAA Marine Debris Program with getting the word out. Please spread the word.

Derelict fishing gear, sometimes referred to as "ghost gear," is any discarded, lost, or abandoned, fishing gear in the environment. This gear continues to fish and trap animals, entangle and potentially kill marine life, smother habitat, and act as a hazard to navigation. Derelict fishing gear, such as nets or traps and pots, is one of the main types of debris impacting the marine environment today.

The NOAA Marine Debris Program is working with fishermen to provide a place to dispose of fishing gear free of charge. Through the Fishing for Energy partnership, derelict gear is collected and recycled (e.g., metal) or used to create energy to power homes. In the first three years of this program, over one million pounds of derelict fishing gear was collected. The Fishing for Energy partnership includes NOAA, Covanta Energy Corporation, National Fish and Wildlife Foundation, and Schnitzer Steel.

Orginal Article - http://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/ghostfishing.html

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ECKF_qr_app_liveEast Coast Kayak Fishing - First Kayak Fishing Website APP for iPhone, iPad Blackberry Touch and  Android.

Despite the booming use of smart phones 80% of companies have no mobile web presence at all.  At East Coast Kayak Fishing we have always tried to deliver and share information quickly

Please take a test drive of the our new app before we launch it on APP Market Place

http://weeverapp.com/app/www.eastcoastkayakfishing.com

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Grace Digital Audio - Eco Extreme Waterproof Audio Case

For all of you that have been looking for a kayak sound system. It is here. The Eco Extreme. Both a dry box and a audio amplifying system. Just plug in your MP3 player/radio close the case and turn it on.

Team ECKF Review by CITYOFASH:

This is a great invention. Especially for us. Fully waterproof. The closing lathes are a great design with a push button lock/unlock design.
The way i use it is attatch my Sandisk Sansa to the 1/8" Headset Jack. This way i can use its settings to either listen to preloaded MP3's or FM radio. Sansa doesnt have AM radio. Then i throw my car keys in the dry box and latch it shut. Turning the volume/ power knob on the case powers it on and adjusts volume. Use the carabiner to clip it to my seat strap and get my paddle and drop in.

Must say this has been great while fishing alone passes the time by faster.

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Kayak Fishing Gear and Rod Holders 101 - Everything you need to know....

Part 1: Rod and Gear Options and Info

Without fishing rod holders there wouldn't be much kayak fishing. Equiping your new fishing kayak is one of the most important and critical aspects in the life of a kayak angler. Rod holders and placement is as critical and you rod and boat selection.

Part 2: Rod and Gear Placement
Coming Soon!

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Fishing Kayaks 101: Learn about new fishing kayaks and see all the kayaks in one place

New Fishing Kayaks are a very important part of the life of the kayak angler. As we all progress from the novice kayak angler to seasoned kayak angler we learn from experience and see the value of different types of fishing kayaks; for different places we fish and for different species we target. As a novice kayak angler we probably only have one type of fishing kayak, but over the years and from experience you quickly realize that different kayaks perform differently in situations we encounter, so the evolution of the kayak anglers is to have more then one fishing kayak.

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Kayak Carts and Wheels 101: Learn Everything you need to know about transporting your kayak

Kayak Carts and Wheels 101: Learn Everything you need to know about transporting your kayak. With over 25 years of kayaking experience I know one thing. If you can;t get your kayak on and off your vechile quickly and down to the water you will be less likely to go as often. Your effiency and ability to load and unload has a direct relationship with your ability to enjoy your adventure. So when you choose your wheels you must keep your adventurer in mind and the terrian you will using your wheels.

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5Wednesday, 13 July 2011 21:46
YAKMAN
what a great article on the art of the hunt. I have updated the article I did when I was with KFM. I have updated the article with photos I have collected
4Thursday, 23 June 2011 15:01
YAKMAN
I am getting a list of soldiers together now
3Thursday, 23 June 2011 13:49
YAKMAN
What a great time on the water with new and old friends. I love putting people that are new to kayak fishing on fish. There excitement can always be seen in the pictures and videos we take. For me this was a great day, for us to give back in a very small way for these guys and gals that risk everything.

I want to thank everyone that made the event possible and I look forward to your support down the road - fishon
2Thursday, 23 June 2011 08:58
Kilukb
Thank you Al for hosting us, we all had a great time. Also, thanks to all the ECKF members that donated their time and resources to make sure we had such a memorable time on the water. We came away with some great memories, from Chum-lees near death experience by the sharks, Mark's monster fluke and a knucklehead who didn't think sunscreen on this ghost white legs was necessary. A special thanks to Bob for hooking me up with the secret bait that allowed me to catch my first ever fluke, as well as my second, third, fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh. You have a first class organization with great members, thanks again. Bill
1Tuesday, 21 June 2011 16:45
SeaFlea
Chum, Lenny, Mark, Bill & Mark - it was a pleasure to meet and fish with y'all! Looking to do it again soon! Mark, next time out we'll put you in a real boat w/ a real paddle!
Thanks for your service - we all appreciate it but we have a hard time finding the words most of the time!