FishTales: Yak it Up for Yegua Crappie Part I

[@ronbeatty516]

That was nice to watch while eating lunch at work. A great tour of the creek. Thanks for sharing!

[@craigjonathan1694]

What a great video. Thanks SO much for uploading it.

[@bruceglassford6894]

Absolutely awesome...thanks for sharing!

[@SuperLocness]

Amazing scenery.

[@finpainter1]

looks like the Sturgeon river in the up of Michigan walleye and crappie.

[@MidwestFishingShow]

I love sneaking up on animals in the kayak they never seem to see you till your on top of them. Apparently when inside a kayak we look like a log

[@johnechterhoff4791]

TX. is my home and I still love it. For some reason, I would not leave my car that far away. There have recently been too many horror stories about punks breaking all the glass and stealing what's inside. (all along the coast). Good video though.

[@FishTales-Reel-Life-Adventure]

Not to much trouble this far out and it is in the state park...

[@joshlumpkin27]

why didn't ya drive the rest of the way?

[@cdiff07]

Another great video! I have a question for ya? I am soon purchasing a angler kayak and I am interested in that device you have with the wheels on it to pull it down trails etc. Could you tell me how you made it or where you bought it ? I sure would appreciate it. I have the fishing bug ATM, but I live in northern IL area where everything is frozen and I do not ice fish, but I do take advantage of off season and like to do maintenance to my gear and maybe customize stuff.

[@FishTales-Reel-Life-Adventure]

Those wheels are just put on an axle (pipe) and bungee tied to the yak. I used one of my car-top canoe transport foam blocks to better fit the yaks bottom side. Got the wheels from Tractor supply for 5$ each the other stuff I already had around the house.

[@billdixon1043]

Hey Ben, been watching ya for a while. Great video. Am really enjoying your stuff. Hope you are well. What are you using for video equipment? Thanks, Bill

[@FishTales-Reel-Life-Adventure]

I shoot most everything with a Canon Powershot SX40 and edit on an Mac with imovie.

[@sgtpavlov]

nice video,does it warm up decently this time of year where you are?

[@FishTales-Reel-Life-Adventure]

Yes it warms up every time the wind shifts around coming from the south. Our part of Texas has 300 days of sunny weather per year on average. We seldom get any snow and a typical winter day will be in the 50s to 70s and nights between 30s and 50s. We typically have only a week or less of continuous below freezing weather.

[@sgtpavlov]

William B Tedrick awesome so it basically goes from fall to spring

[@bighurts1]

LOL, you sound like Woody Harrelson.