Angler of the Month Rick Plambeck aka "Photoguy"

Thursday, 22 October 2009 05:46


Rick Plambeck is an avid kayak angler specializing in kayak fishing and outdoor photography. He grew up in New York. Rick aka "PHOTOGUY" has developed a passion for saltwater kayak fishing that is hard to harness. Rick is a active WolfPack member who assists new people into the sport on a weekly basis. The WolfPack is a elite New Jersey based kayak fishing "group" and not a club that has no rules and is committed to kayak fishing hardcore.
Home Waters?	Hudson river and Long Island Sound
How long?	6 years
Favorite place to fish using your kayak?	Saltwater back bays, inlets, ocean and off the beach
Favorite fish?	Stripers, Blues,Largemouth, Small mouth
What do you do when you're not fishing?	Think about kayak fishing.
Personal Best Catch?	My best Day's by far are watching people I take out for the first time catching fish. My biggest catch so far is a 30+ lb striper, looking for a 40lb next and than a 50!

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