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Not for me! There's actually a teachable moment in that video. If you get dumped with the rod tethered to the kayak and the shark heads for parts unknown, without a support boat, you die a long slow death. But then that's why I keep my GPS and radio hooked to my life jacket. I just never want to temp fate. The stuff of nightmares.
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-25-17 AT 08:28AM (MST)[p]>Not for me! There's actually a
>teachable moment in that video.
>If you get dumped with
>the rod tethered to the
>kayak and the shark heads
>for parts unknown, without a
>support boat, you die a
>long slow death. But then
>that's why I keep my
>GPS and radio hooked to
>my life jacket. I just
>never want to temp fate.
>The stuff of nightmares.
I'd keep a used Rossi and a single Cor Bon tethered to my neck. That is for when the radio and GPS fail. But that is why I only venture into the ocean with two CAT engines. Also a good reason to have a lit cigarette in such scenarios. Burns through the line pretty quick.
>teachable moment in that video.
>If you get dumped with
>the rod tethered to the
>kayak and the shark heads
>for parts unknown, without a
>support boat, you die a
>long slow death. But then
>that's why I keep my
>GPS and radio hooked to
>my life jacket. I just
>never want to temp fate.
>The stuff of nightmares.
I'd keep a used Rossi and a single Cor Bon tethered to my neck. That is for when the radio and GPS fail. But that is why I only venture into the ocean with two CAT engines. Also a good reason to have a lit cigarette in such scenarios. Burns through the line pretty quick.
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LAST EDITED ON Apr-25-17 AT 02:20PM (MST)[p]>LAST EDITED ON Apr-25-17
>AT 08:28?AM (MST)
>
>>Not for me! There's actually a
>>teachable moment in that video.
>>If you get dumped with
>>the rod tethered to the
>>kayak and the shark heads
>>for parts unknown, without a
>>support boat, you die a
>>long slow death. But then
>>that's why I keep my
>>GPS and radio hooked to
>>my life jacket. I just
>>never want to temp fate.
>>The stuff of nightmares.
>
>
>I'd keep a used Rossi and
>a single Cor Bon tethered
> to my neck.
>That is for when the
>radio and GPS fail.
>But that is why I
>only venture into the ocean
>with two CAT engines.
> Also a good reason
>to have a lit cigarette
>in such scenarios. Burns
>through the line pretty quick.
>
>
>
The Rossi also comes in handy if you get sea sick and overton won't take you back to shore.
>AT 08:28?AM (MST)
>
>>Not for me! There's actually a
>>teachable moment in that video.
>>If you get dumped with
>>the rod tethered to the
>>kayak and the shark heads
>>for parts unknown, without a
>>support boat, you die a
>>long slow death. But then
>>that's why I keep my
>>GPS and radio hooked to
>>my life jacket. I just
>>never want to temp fate.
>>The stuff of nightmares.
>
>
>I'd keep a used Rossi and
>a single Cor Bon tethered
> to my neck.
>That is for when the
>radio and GPS fail.
>But that is why I
>only venture into the ocean
>with two CAT engines.
> Also a good reason
>to have a lit cigarette
>in such scenarios. Burns
>through the line pretty quick.
>
>
>
The Rossi also comes in handy if you get sea sick and overton won't take you back to shore.
