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Here are some pictures from the other day of one way I travel with rods and 2 kayaks. Only time I put the kayak on the roof rack is when I travel to the surf and want to keep it locked down over night to kep sticky fingers away…

Kelly wanted to go fishing today, so off we went to Sandy Point State Park. I need to get her a kayak…but it’s too dangerous for her to kayak the bay..yeah, thats it…too dangerous..Kelly, you stay at home. HA. Anyways, by 630am, we were on the sand with quite a few people already there. Last year around this time we had some pretty good luck and from the recent reports, I thought we would have a pretty good chance at catching some Rocks. It just wasnt in the cards today. Only had 2 hits until we left at 1pm. Seems like that was most of the story for others there today, other than the one nice fish i saw caught on the point. I must add that it was freezing this morning, mostly because of the BRUTAL wind. Good job Kelly for being such a trooper. We’ll try again soon.

SPLASH!

TODAY was my opening day, in the hunt for rockfish. Check out the story on the forum by clicking on the link below…

http://www.snaggedline.com/boatyard/showthread.php?p=1000#post1000

So last year I was sick of rods banging around in the bed of the truck or having them angled in the truck taking up precious space. I already had a roof rack to be able to transport the kayak and keeping the bed open for other stuff. I bought some ski holders and slaped them on. The perfect way to trasport rods and it locks!