| Jeff Little’s ‘River Kayak Fishing Skills’ DVD |
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| Monday, 28 February 2011 08:59 |
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I just finished Jeff’s DVD entitled ‘River Kayak Fishing Skills’. Just like his book it’s filled with a lot of good information that kayak anglers fishing moving water will find very beneficial. I liked it a lot. Jeff has a lot of good information to share and each format (print and video) have their place. Each of us learns things in a different way. Some people get more out of reading while others do better doing so visually. The DVD covers a lot of material. Things like choosing a kayak for river fishing, safety, float plans, paddle strokes and skills required to safely and effectively navigate rivers, lures, habitat, etc. If you fish or plan on fishing rivers it should be a welcome addition to your kayak fishing resources collection. http://www.blueridgekayakfishing.com/ |
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