G'day from Frankston Victoria.

[Widsa]

G,day.

Having been mostly a land based fisherman since a very young age, I was always gazing out past the breakers or the edge of a reef thinking to myself "If only I could get my baits or lure out there".
I did get out on boats occasionally but there was always the hassle of space, fuel, ice, bait, rego, licence etc...

So When I saw a bloke fishing from his kayak on the bay one day, my heart was set on getting a yak.
I purchased a Wavedance Kingfisher in November of 2008, and I have never looked back.

In this short period of time, I have become addicted to this form of fishing.
Yak fishing is a simple yet very effective way to get out on the briney and enjoy 2 great sports, angling and kayaking.
It is all to easy to chuck the yak on the roof of the car after work and head down to the water for a quick fish.

The other blokes I have met through this sport have ALL turned out to be true legends.
I dont know if it is our common interests, but I am happy to call them mates and get out on the water with them when I can.

I hope all Victorian yak fisho's get a lot of use from this site, and any suggestions anyone has dont hesitate to ask!!

See you on the water,

Will

[Widsa]

Geez,

1000 posts later and still no one has said G'day to me...

[Babylon]

Good day mate glad to have you onboard
there a great bunch here hope to have a fish with you
sometime hope you enjoy the site cheers jim

[cruiser]

1000 posts later and still no one has said G'day to me...

G,day Will

[madfishman]

Hi Will.......glad to see you on here....

[maverick]

Make it on time somewhere and I might say hello.

[cybertrouts]

It's always lonely at the top

[bilby]

Hello.

[MitchT]

1066 posts and still no G'day from anyone on mine
That was the first post on the forum too

[Bigyakka]

Gyday