I fish with a 9' 8weight rod from my kayak most of the time. I don't have issues with the rod when it comes to storage and other things. I have a Maxxon Kaymen inflatable kayak that is a single or a double.
One thing that I have learned is that kayak position when you are fishing is very important and it helps to keep the bow pointed at where you are casting. This helps with line management and rod management.
I have taken two rods with me in the past. I have also considered making a rod holder that would mount into the kayak. I do have a depth finder that I made work for the kayak.
-- One thing that I have learned is that kayak position when you are fishing is very important and it helps to keep the bow pointed at where you are casting. This helps with line management and rod management.
I have taken two rods with me in the past. I have also considered making a rod holder that would mount into the kayak. I do have a depth finder that I made work for the kayak.
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