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Didn't get quite a nice of one as Royce, but numbers more than made up for it:) biggest one I landed was 17ish inches....lost a biggun when it wraped around my anchor rope...lol.  3in brown/ornge mr twister on a ball head

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I've been real interested in getting a fishing kayak.  Do you guys stop, get out of the kayak and fish?  Or do you fish out of the kayak most of the time when on the Miss. R.?

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fishing IN the yak 100% so far.   

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Gotta get mine out on the river.... Only been on lakes in the new one so far

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let me know when you wanna pop up here. 

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Nice work on the new PB Yak smallmouth eyeguy! I just came across this post and pretty cool to see you and Rick out in the kayaks this year. Too bad you guys didn't have them when I lived in the area. We could of got out!  I have been hitting the elk river stretch of the Mississippi and getting some nice smallmouth too! Even got my new PB at 19"! Take care! 

 

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fun for sure :)  I have measured a few  over 20 but not yet from the yak. Hopefully this summer. Hope to get out next week and put one on the board. :) 

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Tied the 19 3/4 inch mark today from the yak with a fat beast.  Mike nailed a dandy 24 inch eye.

 

 

 

 

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from shore.  finally found a 21 incher. :) 

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Had to do an 8 x 10 pic for the wall.  A beautiful fish indeed. 

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Well worthy of a pic on the wall!  I am stuck on 20.5".

That girl looks like she is built like football.

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