Recently I picked up a kayak, an Old Town Sportsman 106pdl. It's been a great change from the float tube, opening up many new areas in the bays.
Corvina bite was red hot, landing 10 nice ones before 9am
Corvina in the new kayak
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Re: Corvina in the new kayak
I was getting them on small floating jerkbaits as well as some 2.5 inch clear flukes I poured
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Re: Corvina in the new kayak
I just picked up that same net from Amazon for corvina and bonefish. Slippery devils.
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Re: Corvina in the new kayak
I've had this net for almost 15 years now, it's held up great. I've had to zip tie it in a few places but that's all. I do want to find a new net that is the same size but with a longer handle for using in the kayak.animal chin wrote: Sun Sep 13, 2026 4:58 pm I just picked up that same net from Amazon for corvina and bonefish. Slippery devils.
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