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CHATTER KAYAK ANGLER CAPTION CONTEST


Eric Atkins’ selfie on the cover of the Early Summer issue (www.rapidmedia.com/0442) sparked readers to cook up creative captions.


“Glad this bass doesn’t have teeth like mine.”–Aric Cheney “This is how you get bass thumb.”–Paul Lopez “Open wide and smile for the camera.”–Anthony Bonavita “But that crankbait looked so real!”–Lee Contreras “When not battling He-Man, Skelator…”–Big Wills Outfitters “Skelabass.” –Dominickgreco “Call of Duty Ghosts 2: Topwater Edition.”—Coatesidc “Reaping the benefits.”—jpdyssey


WEIGH IN


As soon as the 2015 Gear Guide hit newsstands, Kayak Angler gear junkies and minimalists faced off on Facebook.


“The tackle shop calls me before ordering inventory.” —Michael Goins


49% GEAR JUNKIES 51% GEAR MINIMALISTS


“Gear does no good sitting in the garage.”—Kurt Nordquest “I’m a minimalist gear junkie.”—Tim LeBlanc “I’m a junkie striving to be a minimalist.”—John Daniel Roloff


“Junkie until it’s time to launch, then I’m a minimalist.” —David Sandefur


“Safety gear junkie, fishing gear minimalist.”—Wesley D Bivens “Two rods and a paddle.”—Robert C White


“You realize you have too much gear the first time you turn the kayak over.”—Joseph Mcguire


In the Digital Edition this issue:


If you’re not reading this on your desktop or device, here’s what you missed:


Video review of Ocean Kayak’s Trident Ultra 4.3 (Splash, pg. 62)


How to sharpen a hook and customize your lure (Skills Guide, pg. 40)


Guide to rigging the ultimate pond- hopper (Rigging, pg. 22)


Get more kayak fishing skills, stories and news at www.kayakanglermag.com.


BEST OF INSTAGRAM


Florida pro guide Andrew Benak posted this photo of Jennifer West with her first snook. “She skipped her bait into the


mangroves then boom! Fish on!”


@andrewbenak www.kayakanglermag.com … 69


PHOTO: BEN DUCHESNEY


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