Wavewalk Review – Page 3 – Wavewalk 700 in eastern North Carolina

Two Fishermen On Offshore Kayak Fishing Trip, South Korea

Sungjin took his motorized W500 fishing kayak, and together with Junior, went for a fishing trip in Incheon bay. They fished mainly for octopus and…

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Hi, I’m Jill Toler, a Wavewalk 700 kayak fly angler from coastal North Carolina. I chose the Wavewalk 700 beacuse it is the most stable…

This website is sponsored by Wavewalk Fishing Kayaks and Boats, makers of the W500, W700 and the new S4 portable skiff.

Whether you fish in cold or warm waters, saltwater or freshwater, offshore or inland, there are certain things you require from your boat, or kayak.
Because you fish in the real world and not on the Internet or on the pages of a glossy magazine, you need your kayak or skiff to provide absolute stability, true comfort meaning zero back pain, dryness even in choppy water, sufficient storage for all your fishing tackle and camping gear, the ability to stand up while paddling or fishing, as well as easy and effective motorizing, with no ifs and buts.

If you live in New Zealand, you already know that this country offers the avid fisherman unlimited fishing fun, both inland and offshore. In case you're simply interested in learning more about kayak fishing, or you already want to get yourself a fishing kayak, you'd better visit Dennis' fishing kayaks store. The store is located in Hamilton, south of Auckland, at a short driving distance.
If you live in New Zealand's southern island, you can Murray's dealership in Nelson.
Both Dennis and Murray are experienced kayak anglers, and they outfit the kayaks locally, so you can purchase a customized kayak from them or use their expertise to help you outfit your kayak by yourself.