Kayak Fishing Country

My blog about my adventures in kayak fishing. Including tips, tricks, and places that are hot with fishing activity. I also design and sell outdoor related decals and shirts on Cafe Press: www.cafepress.com/KayakFishingCountry

Sunday, September 3, 2017

Fort Adams - Newport, Rhode Island

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One of my favorite spots to fish all year, especially in the Spring, is the legendary Fort Adams State Park in Newport,Rhode Island. ...

Tuesday, August 15, 2017

Connecticut Hunting & Fishing Day 2017

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Last year, I had the honor of being part of something special for the state of Connecticut. Here's how it happened: My fri...

Saturday, July 29, 2017

Love it? Or, Lose it?

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We've all been there at some point. You're sitting out on the water (it could be freshwater or saltwater) having a good day, whe...

Thursday, June 22, 2017

How to Fix a Broken Kayak Handle

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As with everything in life, something is bound to break sooner, or later. Whether or not your kayak has solid plastic handles, or cheape...

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Saturday, May 6, 2017

Custom Kayak Cart for the Beach

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There's a lot of kayak carts on the market today aimed at your kayak, but which one do you choose? Some manufacturers have carts tha...

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Monday, February 13, 2017

How to Use a Plastic Welder to Fix a Cracked Kayak Hull

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There are a lot of things that can go wrong in life when dealing with your kayak's hull. Take for instance, a recent "upgrade...

Friday, November 11, 2016

Communication Breakdown

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If you haven't guessed by the title above, this article isn't about Led Zeppelin, but a look at some of the ways we can't c...

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J. "205" Hall: My name is Jeff, and I write a blog called, "Kayak Fishing Country" on Goggle's blog page. It's very informative where I show you how to make stuff from scratch to aid in visibility out on the water. As well as, getting your kayak to your favorite launch site - in one piece. I also do auto repairs with a gas-less welding machine by welding custom exhausts on my Jeeps using T-304 & T-409 stainless steel. Occasionally, I do weld for other people. I now work for Columbia Marine Center in Columbia, CT.

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