Kayak Fishing Magazine, The End of Summer

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Introducing Tony Hart
Our New East Coast Editor

Tony Hart has been an avid kayak angler for 10 years. He has fished all over the Southeast United States, but calls Northeast Florida home due to its year round ability to fish for redfish, flounder, trout, and black drum in the backwater creeks and flats. Tony currently guides clients through River City Kayak Fishing charter service, and pens tales of his adventures at yakoutlaws.com.

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Trips:
Chasing Rainbows in Northwestern Montana

Though they were safely tucked and tied into the bed of my pickup truck, the kayaks were garnering stares reserved for outsiders most unwelcome in this place long-fabled as a hideaway for those seeking escape from societal oppression. This lush Montana valley, the one shouldering the scenic Yaak river, is raft and drift boat country.

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Feature:
Riding the Bull into History

Ride the Bull may have been on August 17th this year, but for many like me; it started weeks before the actual date of the event. This is a different type of tournament, with a style that many kayak anglers are not accustomed to.

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Outfitting:
EZ Kayak Stand

We've all used sawhorses to camp chairs to folding cots trying to get our yaks stable for rigging and storage. Herb Reyes has adapted a folding PVC cradle that's cheap, easy to fabricate, and works like a charm!

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People:
Viking Maniyaks - New Zealand

We wanted to form a team and compete in the following season with guns blazing. Shane and I wrote a proposal showing our achievements throughout the 2012/2013 season and what we could offer our potential sponsors. It wasn’t too long before we had Viking Kayaks here in New Zealand on board to help us out. The Viking Maniyaks were born.

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