how many lures/lines could i have out at the same time on my fishing kayak trolling at sea?
5 thoughts on “how many lines could i have out on a fishing kayak?”
stop_makin_centsPost author
You COULD have 2 but I suggest you only troll 1.
Trying to handle 2 Kings, Mahi, Bull Red, Cobia, Shark at 1 time would be a disaster and dangerous.
gimmenamenowPost author
I agree, you could have two, but one’s enough even on the flats where I’m at for trolling…
Captain KevinPost author
Two lines would work out well with rods on opposite sides, one line being deeper and closer than the other.
chimp dancerPost author
As many as your fishing experience allows you to handle without flipping the yak and tossing you over board. I’ve seen yaks with 4 rods out at the same time, some with as little as one. It’s all about how experienced you are and how confident you feel while using the yak while trolling. ~good luck catchin’.
AIRFLOWPost author
One! ive seen too many accidents with people using two or three
You COULD have 2 but I suggest you only troll 1.
Trying to handle 2 Kings, Mahi, Bull Red, Cobia, Shark at 1 time would be a disaster and dangerous.
I agree, you could have two, but one’s enough even on the flats where I’m at for trolling…
Two lines would work out well with rods on opposite sides, one line being deeper and closer than the other.
As many as your fishing experience allows you to handle without flipping the yak and tossing you over board. I’ve seen yaks with 4 rods out at the same time, some with as little as one. It’s all about how experienced you are and how confident you feel while using the yak while trolling. ~good luck catchin’.
One! ive seen too many accidents with people using two or three