Paddle & FishNPole Combo Review

Wednesday, 21 October 2009 07:51

There are so many paddle leashes out there today its hard to find ones that work for your rods. What is clear is that if you are not in the habit of leashing down your equipment you will loose it. "There is a saying among kayakers "If you like it, leash it"! Yak Gear has stepped up to produce quality leashes for quality gear!

I have used the Yak Gear leashes for over a year now and they are standard gear for all my kayak fishing adventures. I use the rod leashes for my rods.

What I really like about them is that they can withstand a full strike from a large fish where your rod ends up in the water, while a fish is hooked and running.

Paddle & FishNPole Combo Set Description:

All of our leashes are made of nylon bungee to withstand the rigors of paddling, especially in salt water areas. All loops are hand done with two galvanized steel crimps and sealed with shrink wrap to deter corrosion.

We design all of our leashes to be used with Aluminum Carabineers, or you can just slip the loop through a pad eye and thread the other end through the eye. Your leash is still 100% usable. Other companies use plastic hook ends and when they break, you need to replace your leash. We stand behind all of our products with a Unconditional Life Time Warranty.

For more information www.yak-gear.com

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