Series Leader Captures Third to Hold Lead
By No Bananas Fishing Reviews
Derick Burgos, the Kayak Fishing ClassicS Series Leader, hooked third place in the fly fishing division at the Pecks, Ozello Redfish Slam Classic on August 28th, 2010. Derick, sponsored by Slot Limit Radio, only managed one fish for the day. It was enough to take third in the photo release kayak fishing series and earn enough points to keep the challengers behind him and still control the Series Lead. Derick has fished eight of the scheduled ten open events and that has helped him greatly. He, like most anglers, has experienced some slow days over the past eight months but his resolve has paid off thus far. He leads the school of anglers by 370 Series Points which puts Chuck Statham right on his paddle wake and closing. Statham has slammed the last three ClassicS’ and Burgos has faltered from his usual top performance. The mark of a true champion is how well he does at the finish and the competition in the Kayak Fishing ClassicS Series is lining up to cast their fate.
Derick Burgos is no stranger to competition and is ready for the challenge. He is throwing feathers using a Temple Fork Outfitters 8 weight saltwater fly rod, which he won in past events, and is using RiverBum Saltwater Flies. Eye protection is critical in the Gulf Coast area and being able to see fish on the flats is also equally important to competition anglers. When asked what kind of sunglasses he wears, Burgos replied “I wear Ocean Waves on the water. I first learned about them when I won a pair in a ClassicS tournament and I couldn’t believe the difference between them and what I used to wear.”
The Kayak Fishing ClassicS has done a very good job putting together pertinent, top quality kayak fishing gear sponsors. The anglers win on average over $6,000.00 in Sponsor Gear Prizes at each event and they are using the gear they win in subsequent events. This is good news for sponsors in a tight economy.
Derick Burgos has his sights on the Grand Prize at the national championship in November, a Freedom Hawk Kayaks model 12. Derick likes the idea of having a stand up fishing kayak and Freedom Hawk has done a very good job in the design and manufacture of the Freedom 12. The problem here is the rest of the anglers have their eyes on the big prize as well. Winning the Series is no guarantee that Burgos will win the National Championship to be hosted in Tampa by Whiskey Joe’s Bar & Grill this November.
The three day event, with two days of fishing will determine the National Champion. The earned series points will equate to some carry-over points, but not enough to guarantee a victory for any of the top point’s leaders in the series. The eventual winner will have to have a great day to walk away with these bragging rights and a huge catch of Sponsor Gear Prizes.
Endorsements usually follow a championship and we will see. Kayak tournament fishing is new at the level that the Kayak Fishing ClassicS brings it to the fastest growing water sport in the country. Combine that with the fastest growing fishing industry segment, Saltwater Fly Fishing, and there is no telling what will happen especially as the economy improves.
Tampa Bay Redfish Classic Results
By P. Ross, No Bananas Fishing Reviews
The Results are in from the Kayak Fishing ClassicS, Tampa Bay Redfish Classic and it was a very interesting event to say the least. Friday night, August 23rd, was the Captain’s Meeting hosted by Whiskey Joes Bar & Grill in Tampa and sponsored by Corona Extra Beer. That made for a great meeting with some fantastic food, steak, fish, peg legs and such as well as Corona Beer for all. The meeting focused on special guest Bret Fitzgerald of the Snook Foundation and the Florida Sportsman Magazine.
Captain Pat Horrigan has turned the ClassicS conservation attention to the Gulf Coast snook population and is raising angler awareness of the Snook Watch Program. Bret Fitzgerald spoke with the contestants on Friday evening about the programs efforts to count the number of snook in our waters for scientific research.
The Series Leader, Derick Burgos had tough back to back tournaments but showed his stuff in Tampa on Saturday. Derick quickly realized that conditions were more favorable for fly fishing, even in the remnants of a tropical storm. He laid out a RiverBum crab pattern, about 40 foot cast with his TFO Fly Rod, and was rewarded with a very nice redfish. The target species was measured, photographed, revived and released. A very nice snook followed and was treated the same with the exception of recording the data into the Snook Watch Program. Derricks’ patience paid off again to catch what was the winning redfish to ice the Fly Fishing Division of the ClassicS event and first place overall. The Points that he earned in this event has solidified his position as Series Leader with three more open events to go before the National Championship in November. The leader spotted both fish using Ocean Waves Sunglasses, which he is convinced are the best for sight fishing. Derrick’s partner in this Classic was newcomer Jack Caldwell who landed a beautiful redfish, also on a RiverBum Fly and captured Second Place in the division.
In the Light Tackle Division Chuck Statham had a fantastic slam with three very nice reds and hooked First Place in the division. That’s two in a row for this rising star who advanced to Second Place in the Series Standings. Chuck plans to enter the Fly Fishing Division after winning a new Temple Fork Outfitters Fly Rod. He also won the ‘Rod of the Year’ a TFO Gary Loomis spinning rod.
Second in the Light Tackle Division was also a new comer. Jeremy Davidson only caught one redfish but it was a dandy. He secured second place and was amazed by all of the prizes that he won from the ClassicS generous sponsors. Jeremy got his wish when he won some custom lures from High Roller Lures. In fact, he managed to pull off a double dip by winning the High Roller Custom Lures raffle in support of the Snook Foundation.
New comer, Bryan Sutton also slammed the field with three nice reds to capture Third Place and a trunk full of gear from the ClassicS Sponsors. Bryan has put himself on the Series Board and plans to fish the remaining events.
Contestants entered fish ranged in length from 18.5 to 30 inches which is pretty good considering the conditions. We congratulate the winners and thank all involved who made this a special event so much fun and very competitive. You are invited to view the photos on the ClassicS website.
The next Kayak Fishing ClassicS event is the Ozello Redfish Slam Classic to be hosted by Pecks Old Cove Port in Ozello on Ozello Trail Rd. August 27th & 28th. Captains Meeting is August 27th at 7PM at Pecks and launch kayaks is at Pirate Point on the 28th. All information is on the ClassicS website; www.KayakFishingClassicS.com
The Kayak Fishing ClassicS is pleased to announce that Ker's Wing House of New Port Richey, Florida is hosting the ClassicS June Redfish Madness Classic. This is the first Classic that the Wing House has hosted and everyone is greatly looking forward to it. Ker's Wing House is a great family restaurant with fantastic food. The New Port Richey Wing House, managed by
Adam Brandt, is conveniently located just around the corner from the Green Key Beach kayak launch on Green Key Rd. at 6515 US Hwy 19. The Wing House will be hosting the Captain's Meeting on June 25th and the photo weigh in and Awards Ceremony on June 26th. The great food and spirits will go well with the Sponsor Prizes valued at over $7,000.00 in kayak fishing gear. Kayak Fishing along the Gulf Coast of Florida is booming and the Wing House is pleased to be a part of it.
The Kayak Fishing ClassicS is pleased to announce that Ker's Wing House of New Port Richey, Florida is hosting the ClassicS June Redfish Madness Classic. This is the first Classic that the Wing House has hosted and everyone is greatly looking forward to it. Ker's Wing House is a great family restaurant with fantastic food. The New Port Richey Wing House, managed by
Adam Brandt, is conveniently located just around the corner from the Green Key Beach kayak launch on Green Key Rd. at 6515 US Hwy 19. The Wing House will be hosting the Captain's Meeting on June 25th and the photo weigh in and Awards Ceremony on June 26th. The great food and spirits will go well with the Sponsor Prizes valued at over $7,000.00 in kayak fishing gear. Kayak Fishing along the Gulf Coast of Florida is booming and the Wing House is pleased to be a part of it.
The Kayak Fishing ClassicS plans on making this an annual event at the New Port Richey Wing House every June. The inshore fishing is very good in the area which holds several creeks, springs and numerous bayous and grass flats. The Green Key area is well known for large redfish that are not bashful and we know that the kayak anglers won't be either when the smell the great food at the Wing House. Register online today at http://www.KayakFishingClassicS.com This will be a fun and exciting family and friends event for all ages. This events' earned points from the 3 Redfish Toatal will go towards an earned position in the Kayak Fishing ClassicS Invitational National Championship.
Kayak Fishing ClassicS Tournament Results
Tarpon Conspiracy Theory at Homosassa Hazard
The Bayport Inn of Weeki Wachee hosted the first ever kayak tarpon fishing tournament. The Kayak Fishing ClassicS, Homosassa Hazard-Extreme Tarpon Classic kicked off on May 21 with the Captain’s Meeting. Local anglers attending the meeting had commented that the fishing of late had been very tough and sporadic. This is highly unusual for the area which is well known for huge redfish and world famous for monster tarpon in large numbers.
Launch time came at 7AM on Saturday May 22 and the conditions were perfect. A slight breeze from the east and a beautiful sunrise marked the morning as the kayak anglers paddled out to do battle with one of the most formidable fish on the flats known as the Silver King.
As the morning unfolded a few pods of tarpon were spotted on their northward trek. The anticipation increased but quickly faded into the afternoon sky. The numbers of tarpon that are normally in the area at this time of year just were not there and those that were did not bite. Other anglers outside of the Classic experienced the same rude treatment by the Silver King. This treatment hatched the conspiracy theory that the tarpon knew we were going to be there and decided not to cooperate in the least. They also conveyed to the trout and redfish to follow suit.
The contestants were also fishing for the largest trout and redfish as part of the Classic. Precision Tackle of Spring Hill, Florida had prizes up for grabs for that part of the tournament. Ryan Alise won the Biggest Trout Award and PJ Weckbacher won the Biggest Redfish Award at the very last moment, with his last cast of the day. Additionally there was over $7,000.00 in Sponsor Prizes on the Table for the tarpon anglers. Because the tarpon gave the anglers such a tough day, it was decided by the tournament director of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS to award the generous sponsor prizes by drawing names. Every contestant went home with some very nice gear to ease the pain. No tournament or series points were awarded however the tasty food provided by the Bayport Inn, the fantastic prizes and great comradry all made for time very well spent.
The Silver King showed us who’s boss this year, but we’ll be back!
Molly GoodHeads Excellent Adventure Classic ~May 24th, 2010 . by P. Ross, Staff Journalist
The Classic results are in and we have a winner! The fishing was tough with the wind and boat traffic, but that’s fishing and our contestants did well. Baitfish were scarce and that is never a good sign. Some of the contestants had difficulty keeping their kayaks positioned with the wind and waves as anchors and pins did not always hold. After the Captain’s Meeting and a great dinner at Molly GoodHeads, the anglers were released to fish. This was a slam tournament with Redfish, Trout and Jacks as the target species. The Kayak Fishing ClassicS did not wish to target Snook at this time, affording them more time to strengthen from this winters’ harsh cold and bitter treatment. So jacks were on the board instead of snook which proved to be just as challenging. Reds were everywhere on the flats throughout the week and were in hiding on Friday night and Saturday. Like I said, conditions were tough.
In the Fly Fishing Division, new comer Danny Lai captured First Place. Danny was awarded an Albright double XX-12 weight Fly Rod & hard case which he plans to use in the ClassicS upcoming Extreme Tarpon Classic in May. He was also awarded some very nice RiverBum Saltwater Flies that were tied for the upcoming tarpon tournament. Danny has been fly fishing for only 3 months and out-fished some very experienced fly anglers for the coveted position and bragging rights
Second Place in Fly division was taken by Derick Burgos. Derick has been saltwater fly fishing for awhile now and is looking forward to the Homosassa Hazard Extreme Tarpon Classic to break in his new fly rod. Derick was also award an Albright XX-12 wt. Fly Rod and hard case and some RiverBum Saltwater Flies for his efforts.
Third Place in Fly division went to Tony Lai, another experienced fly angler who slammed everyone in the last Classic with a powerfully stated victory. Tony is looking forward to the Extreme Tarpon Classic and is excited to use his new Albright XX-12 wt. Fly rod which he was awarded along with some great RiverBum Saltwater Flies.
In the Light Tackle Division Tony Lai once again forged a solid victory by capturing First Place and was award another Albright Fishing Products specialty rod. This time Tony was awarded Albrights 4 piece kayak/surf spinning rod and hard case. This was designed with the kayak angler in mind. Tony is looking forward to breaking it in on the tarpon in the May Classic. Tony also was awarded some very nice High Roller Custom Lures that he plans to put to good use. He can also use the Ocean Waves Sunglasses he was awarded, to see those big, bad Silver Kings and the Freedom Hawk push pole to help out on the flats. Tony is after the Freedom Hawk 12, which will be awarded to the winner of the National Championship. He’s not alone in that thought, as all of the anglers want to win the Freedom 12.
Second Place in Light Tackle Div. went to Danny Lai who is now racking up some serious points in the ClassicS Series in his first tournament. Danny was also award the very fine Albright kayak/surf spinning rod and plans to team up with his uncle in May’s Classic to win more great gear. Danny also won a pair of very cool Ocean Waves, an IceMule Kayak Cooler bag and a trunk full of products provided by the ClassicS generous sponsors. It was a great first tournament for this young man.
Third Place in Light Tackle was pounded out by new comer, Paul Weckbacher who wanted to get in on the great times and fantastic gear he was awarded. To Start with “PJ” also took home the new kayak/surf spinning rod provide by Albright Fishing Tackle, High Roller Lures, Ocean Waves, IceMule Cooler, and some very cool Visually Quiet Aqua Design kayak fishing clothing just to mention some of what he won. PJ also plans to be in on the Extreme Tarpon Classic in May and said that he is going to have to pick up fly fishing.
All of the top placing anglers were awarded the same great gear with exception to the Albright rods, depending on which division they placed in. In addition the ClassicS wants to welcome Florida native and artist Steve Whitlock of Steve Whitlock Game Fish Art as our official Tournament Artist. Steve is providing his artwork designed around the species of each of the ClassicS events in the Series. The top 3 places winners in each division won some of Steve’s fantastic Chart Art which can be viewed on his website SteveWhitlock.com Everyone at the event and as well as Molly GoodHeads patrons, were very impressed with his unique artwork.
Freedom Hawk Kayaks provided a great kayak push pole. Albright Fishing Products provided the winners with their fantastic Fly Rods and Kayak/Surf Spin Rods. Ocean Waves awarded several pairs of their kayak fishing sunglasses which are the very best for our anglers needs. Linsey Eyecare provides the prescription eye care for our Ocean Wave winning anglers. Linsey Eyecare is a great family owned professional eye care service and the Official EyeCare Sponsor of the ClassicS. High Roller Custom Lures awarded numerous Custom Wooded Lures and their PT Spoons to all of our winners in the Light Tackle Division. Aqua Design awarded their unique Visually Quite clothing to all of our winners in both divisions. If you fish inshore, you need Aqua Design. RiverBum Flies awarded a bucket full of tarpon flies to our fly fishing winners. IceMule Coolers awarded everyone their fantastic bag cooler. Steve Whitlock Game Fish Art provided our winners with his breath taking Chart Art and pencil drawings. The Kayak Angler Magazine awarded every angler with a free one year subscription to their online magazine. Slot Limit Radio provides the Radio Voice of the ClassicS on air and online, live on Thursday night at 6:30 ET. If you fish, you should listen. The Kayak Fishing Magazine always provides free online access to all of our contestants and Awarded the book by Jon Shein titled Kayak Fishing. If you kayak fish or are thinking about it, you should read this book. It has quickly earned the name The Kayak Bible.
The total awarded value was over $7,000.00 and we deeply thank all of our sponsors for making our events so enjoyable and exciting. We now turn our attention to our upcoming event in May which is the Homosassa Hazard, Extreme Tarpon Classic. See you there.
Preview: Rules Change Promotes Two New Divisions in ClassicS
Sport Angler Division & Guide Division New for Kayak Fishing ClassicS
On Sunday April 19, 2010 the Kayak Fishing ClassicS announced a major change to the rules in an effort to level the field.
The new Sport Angler Division is for non professional anglers.
The new Guides Division is for kayak fishing guides.
After many months of study and conversations with pro's and non pro's alike, the decision was made. The everyday angler wanted to compete with other everyday anglers and the guides or pro's felt the same way. The guides bring a wealth of knowledge to the events and gladly share with eveyone. This is valuable resource for all involved. The Guides will compete exclusively in the new Guides Division and the winners will receive additional business promotion by the ClassicS.
The Sport Anglers will have a better shot at winning tournaments in their divisions and their share of the awards which are very considerable. We appreciate the assistance from all involved and look forward to an even stronger series.
Slot Limit Radio Pairs with the Kayak Fishing ClassicS
By Katrinka Swenson, staff journalist
The Kayak Fishing ClassicS is getting a louder voice. Slot Limit Radio is now the “Official Radio Voice of the ClassicS”.
Slot Limit Radio features the experienced Captain Tim Whitfield and Captain Billy Turney, and is the only weekday outdoor show on the air.
Both captains are accomplished light tackle fishermen who share what they know about the sport with anglers on any skill level. They have studied many hours to know about the best locations and to gain a great understanding of the habitats they fish in and the behavior of their prey.
They actively compete in catch-and-release tournament fishing, and support the preservation and conservation of the coastal resources they have grown to know so very well.
The ClassicS' tournament series leader, Derick Burgos, is a member of Team Slot Limit Radio. Derick is an avid fisherman with over 20 years of experience. Just like the captains, Derricks’ passion drives him to share his knowledge with those around him. He is the owner of Phatfish Kayak Charters and guides people to be better fishermen.
Captain Pat Horrigan of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS will be a regular guest on the show. He will bring his knowledge of kayak fishing and equipment to the show for its own great element and angle.
You can hear the show every Thursday from 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm from Bushnell, Florida to South Tampa on AM 1400, or anywhere in the world while it streams online http://www.SlotLimitRadio.com
 by KayakFishingClassicS » Mon Mar 29, 2010
There Were Some Big Sweeps on Saturday at the TenAcious Trout Classic!
To bigin with Tony Lai swept First Place in both the Fly Fishing & Light Tackle Divisions with some very nice trout.
Tony has now moved up to Second Place in the Series Standings. He used his newly aquired Albright fly rod and RiverBum Flies to secure his victory in the Fly Division. Tony also used his Albright Explorer kayak fishing rod and High Roller Lures to take the Light Tackle Division. A dream day for sure for any competitive angler.
Derick Burgos slammed the door shut on Second Place with his Albright Fly Rod and his Albright Explorer kayak rod to sweep both divisions to secure the First Place in the Series Standings. There are several anglers on his heals to take that away but Derick is truely Mr. Consistent. He also used RiverBum Flies and High Roller Lures in his sweep.
Randy Cohen, a new comer to tournament kayak fishing did very nicely by taking Third Place in the LIght Tackle Division.
This was Randy's first competition and we are sure he will be back for more. Randy's son, Mack was part of the father and son team and had a good showing in some windy conditions. Nice Job Mack and enjoy all the gear that you won!
Noticeably absent was Jason Stock who slipped in his Series Standings with his absence. We're sure Jason can make his way back with several Classic Tournaments to go.
Sponsors did very well also at the TenAcious Trout Classic and that's a very good thing. There is a lot of Kayak Fishing ClassicS sponsors gear in the field of contestants and they are all using them as we are now seeing. Albright Fishing Products, Ocean Waves Sunglasses, Freedom Hawk Kayaks, High Roller Lures, Aqua Design, RiverBum Flies, Linsey EyeCare, IceMule Kayak Coolers and more, all have their products in the hands of the contestants and the high quality kayak fishing gear is paying off for the anglers.
Ocean Waves allowed Derick to spot the trout hiding in the grass on the windy flats. The Aqua Design 'Fishing Hat' help with the huge Boonie Style brim. His IceMule cooler kept his water cold in the 80 plus degree day and didn't leak a bit.
The sponsors were chosen carefully for the ClassicS. We have sponsors that make high quality kayak fishing products at affordable prices and the anglers love them all. Thank You to all of our sponsors, your the best.
Come join us at our next tournament on April 23 & 24. Our Host Sponsor is Molly GoodHeads in Ozona, Florida. Check our website for full details and thanks for reading.
by KayakFishingClassicS » Fri Mar 12, 2010 1:24 pm
The Salt Rock Grill is Host Sponsor to the Tenacious Trout Classic & Dinner
The Salt Rock Grill is located at 19325 Gulf Blvd. Indian Shores, Florida
This is one of the nicest wood fired grills anywhere. You can also visit the grill via the Gulf of Mexico, adding to the enjoyment. The Salt Rock Grill is upscale and comfortable with a menu that will knock your boating hat off. When I first visited the grill I was immersed in aromas that made me just want to take it all in. The menu items are fantastic and modest in price. The grill also has an extensive, award winning wine cellar that is sure to please. The grill is of course on the water with dockage and patio bar. The Salt Rock Grill has recently received The Best Water Front Dinning Award by the Dupont Registry so you know it's great. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable and will make your visit memorable.
We are very pleased to have The Salt Rock Grill as the Host Sponsor for The TenAcious Trout Classic & Dinner.
Dinner is included with online paid tournament registration and contestant guests will receive a special dinner price.
You're invited to join the Kayak Fishing ClassicS at the Salt Rock Grill on March 26 & 27.
Please visit the Salt Rock Grill at http://www.SaltRockGrill.com or you may call 727-593-7625
For complete tournament information please visit http://www.KayakFishingClassicS.com
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IceMule Joins Kayak Fishing ClassicS Tournament
By Katrinka Swenson
IceMule, the maker of the world’s only insulated dry-bag backpack cooler, has joined the ClassicS in sponsoring the Tropic Bay Kayak Fishing ClassicS tournament series. What started as a day pack double-lined with plastic trash bags to transform into a make-shift cooler to be filled with cold drinks and sandwiches on a hike, is now an ultimate cooler that can carry ice with the effectiveness of a hard cooler combined with the portability of a soft one.
The beauty of the IceMule cooler is that it won’t leak. Not even upside down. The seams are welded instead of sewn, and it contains no zippers. To close it, the material rolls down to an airtight closure. No water will get in, either, making it recognizable as a drybag that paddlers often use. It is made with a heavy duty vinyl material and the bottom is reinforced, ensuring that the bag will last for years.
The IceMule cooler can be worn like a backpack with its padded straps rather than lugging it around like a briefcase or needing another person to help carry it. Because the design allows for the weight to be evenly and comfortably distributed across the back, the capacity it can hold increases – Eighteen cans plus ice can fit into the cooler. The cooler has been tested many times over, including 100 degrees days on Florida beaches. Ice won’t melt for 24 hours even in such extreme conditions.
RiverBum Joins Kayak Fishing ClassicS
By; Katrinka Swenson, ClassicS Staff Journalist
Kayak Fishing ClassicS is pleased to announce that RiverBum Saltwater Flies has
Joined the “ClassicS as the Exclusive Saltwater Flies Sponsor.”
RiverBum is the maker and provider of some very fine saltwater flies and will being
Tying exclusive patterns for the ClassicS Tournaments, as well as providing their traditional saltwater patterns.
RiverBum, based out of Salt Lake, Utah has a strong focus on providing high quality patterns at very economical prices. What you might spend for a few flies elsewhere will buy you a pocket full of high quality RiverBum Saltwater Flies.
Winners in the Fly Fishing Division of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS Tournaments will receive a nice selection of RiverBum Saltwater Flies. Contestants’ flies will be packaged in a gift cup and individual packs of flies.
RiverBum Saltwater Flies were selected from several world renowned fly manufacturers. Their selection is attributed the RiverBum commitment to quality, selection and price control.
Saltwater fish are mostly toothy critters or they have crushers in their mouth, that destroy a well tied fly in no time at all. A cheap or poorly tied fly won’t last at all and that just isn’t good enough for our contestants. RiverBum is committed to supplying very high quality saltwater flies that stand up to the demands of saltwater fly fishing.
We are very happy to have the support of RiverBum Saltwater Flies and are sure our followers will also be.
Albright Fishing Products wins 2010 Angler’s Choice Award
By Katrinka Swenson (Staff Journalist)
Kayak Fishing ClassicS is proud to announce they have awarded Albright Fishing Products the 2010 Angler’s Choice Award for their fly rods.
The decision was made based on comparative performance as well as the reaction to the Fly Rods from the ClassicS’ anglers. The fly rods achieved their performance through a combination of quality materials, design engineering and craftsmanship.
What makes an Albright fly rod so great? The amazing in-hand feel and balance is sure to help the user when fishing from a kayak. The smooth power of the rod will help you land that big catch you want. The same performance is provided throughout all of Albright’s line of products.
Albright’s fly rods are made from premium materials that are smooth, powerful and precise. The fly rods feature numerous important qualities that make them stand out from their competition. This includes the placement and quality of guides and thread wraps, quality of reel seat, cork quality, high quality of graphite, proprietary taper, cast ability, achievable line speeds, presentation capabilities, workmanship, design engineering of ferrules, energy transference, ability to lift line, line load, finish, custom rod bag and case, and affordability.
For more information, visit Albright’s website at www. Albrightflyfish.com. To learn more about Kayak Fishing ClassicS and their tournament, go to www.KayakFishingClassicS.com.
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