Was able to do a little fill in spot for Wednesday June 5th 2013. Mark “Landing Crew” Wheeler was actually @ work on the boat when his Low Sodium show was going on. So while they were at the gas dock i kept the show going while Mark had to work. Check it out!
http://www.blogtalkradio.com/kayakfishingradio/2013/05/30/the-low-sodium-show.mp3
I had the pleasure of representing Jackson Kayak at a one of the local dealers demo days. It was a good experience being a sales rep for a day explaining and Jackson’s Kayak Fishing Fleet. Armed with a Big Tuna, Coosa, Cuda 12, and a Cuda 14 many people seemed interested in the boats. The kids really loved paddling and jumping around on the Coosa. The people whom were gearing up for kayak fishing were interested in the Cuda 14 for bay and ocean fishing. Couples were very interested in the Big Tuna.
I believe this was one of the hottest days in the summer. Once the breeze came it was a lot better. Next demo day i do i will brink a canopy and a chair and lunch!.
I wish I could have took more pictures but it was an incredibly busy day. Looking forward to having another JK team member or sales rep there.
Picatinney Lake is a private lake located on an US Army Base in New Jersey named Picatinney Arsenal. This base is one of the oldest bases on US history as it was a base prior to the revolution. It was an honor to fish here with our heroes. I must add great fishing!. Typically I do not kayak fish fresh water but since i have been volunteer
ing at HOW NJ outings there has been an opportunity to fish it more often.
The fishing was literally off the hook with about every other cast fighting a Chain Pickerel or a Crappie. Ended up with a slam within a half hour of my first cast! The weather was overcast most of the day and packing up we were caught in a heavy downpour and thunderstorm. Soaked through.
This outing was great for the guys as everyone caught fish and we all had a good time. The vets were from the Lyons VA hospital.
