Kayak Fishing Stocking Stuffers Under $30 |
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Friday, 03 December 2010 16:48 |
Holidays are upon us and if you have a person in mind that you would like to give a kayak fishing related gift, here are some ideas that won't break the bank. These items also works well when the recipient is yourself.
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There is nothing like the gift of knowledge and if kayak fishing knowledge is what you want then Jon's Sheins book Kayak Fishing will be a great stocking stuffer. The book gives you a broad knowledge of the sport and has something for everybody – whether a newbie looking to buy a first kayak or a seasoned kayak angler looking to up their game. $29.99 with free shipping for the Holidays. For more info visit www.kayakfishingbook.net
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This item probably was not inended for kayak fishing use but it works like charm when attached to your kayak seat straps, it puts leaders, lures and anything you need close by but still organized and safe. The Aqauskinz Large Belt Pouch has a deep, expandable center pocket for putting in all your essentials. Whether you store terminal tackle, leader materials, back-up gear or choose to use it for a whole host of soft baits this is an essential tool to have. $29.95 For more info visit www.aquaskinz.com
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If you have an iPhone and kayak, then you have absolutely no reason not to have Navionics iPhone App, it basically turns your iPhone into a GPS mapping and charting station that provides tracks, distances, tide information and more. It also tops all this useful info with fun features like easy track and location uploads to Facebook and Google maps. You can get the charts for different regions of the country and even U.S Lakes. $9.99 For more info visit www.navionics.com
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Not exactly the time of year that we think about stuff to help us cool off but soon enough we'll complaining about the heat. If you want to stay cool on the water the Frogg Toggs Chilly Pad Towel is a great way to do so. Frogg Togg Chilly Pad is an innovative way to keep cool during a kayak, hard ride, tough climb or any other strenuous activity. When wet, the towel becomes considerably cooler than the outside air, thereby providing cooling relief to the user. When it stops cooling, simply re-wet the towel and wring it out. $14.99 For more info visit www.froggtoggs.com
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