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re: Poling skiffs in Louisiana
Posted on 2/23/16 at 4:13 pm to bird35
Posted on 2/23/16 at 4:13 pm to bird35
Poling is typically a two man job. A hunter and a caster if you will. I take a lot of shots from the poling platform but it can be tricky to make quick shots at fish behind the boat or try and drop a fly on a cruising redfish after a blown shot by the guy up front.
Ovbiously everything is a trade off. Trolling motors are great for covering a big flat in just a few minutes rather than poling it for an hour.
Given how much shallow water we have, it's just a little surprising to me that more people don't have light weight technical poling skiffs. Especially given the popularity of kayak fishing.
Ovbiously everything is a trade off. Trolling motors are great for covering a big flat in just a few minutes rather than poling it for an hour.
Given how much shallow water we have, it's just a little surprising to me that more people don't have light weight technical poling skiffs. Especially given the popularity of kayak fishing.
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