TexasKayakFisherman.com

Well the prints are in! They came out amazing! Ones on the left are the 14x20" (actual size is 16"x22" for only $115 to your door!!!) and the one on the right is 16"x24" (actual size 18"x26"). The larger one is mine but I will be selling those at $125 shipped to yo...

Got the artist proof done yesterday and have 10 sold already. Only 5 left! I will be picking them up tomorrow morning and then shipping them out either tomorrow afternoon or Saturday morning. Will post a pic of the actual prints as they are larger than the artist proof.

Tx_Trout_Stud wrote:How much for a copy? What's the size?

Prints are $115 shipped to your door, and they will be 14"x20" on cold press watercolor giclee paper.

Thanks milk! Yeah I'm a redfish guy without a doubt but my buddy who's a flounder nut and also paints would never let it down if I painted the eyes on the wrong side. Even more sac religious is when someone paints the red and white bars on the Texas flag upside down. I've seen that a couple times.

Been doing a lot of paintings lately and now I'm finally getting to where I want to be artist wise, here's my latest slam painting. Let me know what you guys think. I am making prints of this so if any of you are interested in one, message me for details.

Now have these in my etsy store! You can either order these decals on etsy, PayPal at christopher_mendoza2005@yahoo.com or show up at the Lone Star Kayak Series events and purchase with cash or credit/debit card in person. https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArtByChrisMendoza" onclick="window.open(t...

Just got these stickers in. These are 4"x4" and water/weatherproof and uv resistant and super tacky on the back (great for bumpers, windows, kayaks, coolers and wherever else you stick them). Price will be $3 for 1 sticker, 2 for $5, 3 for $7.50 and 5 for $10. Message me with an order and ...

Gone

All sold.

It's ep

It's looking like a good week if it holds up of course. Been tying a bunch of these and they're waiting to get bit along with my chuggers...

Dude I'm right along with you on waiting for them surf trout...

Whatev. Just use a floating line if you're shallow enough for tailin fish. You can put the weight you need to get a fly down in the fly itself as opposed to limiting yourself by using a sinking line to do that. Makes no sense. Save the intermediate for something at minimum of 4' depth.

Pm sent

I've never fished the surf with anything other than floating and never had a problem. As long as you pay attention to the surf reports and surf cams and fish only the flat surf days (why anyone would bother doing any different is beyond me) than you won't have any issues. But it's ok to have a backu...

If you're fishing shallow enough for tailing reds you don't really need an intermediate line. I'd stick with the floating line and save the intermediate line for the surf or fishing channels 6' or deeper. Adding a simple bead chain, lead wire, or lead dumbell is all you need for the fly to get down ...

Here's the tutorial if you haven't seen this yet... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WWxXsAXLhC4" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

http://www.gulfcoastguideservices.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; shhhhh! I won't tell him if you don't. Plus the whole specter/ghost thing helps to make it easier to sneak up on them fish. I think I may try it out in about 50-60 more years.

I've been tying a few versions myself along with other chugger types of shrimp. Mainly just at working on different color combos right now. Whenever the surf was flat last year (which wasn't enough), these flies straight up slayed the trout. Also great for coaxing reds out of grass or muddy water or...

Anything everglades you fish with Jeff legutki, William Faulkner or kevin mihailoff (for chockoslokee area) and for flamingo part of the everglades bob lemay is your man. As far as lodging everglades city has a rod and gun club there and flamingo has campgrounds (can remember if they have lodging). ...

one place ive had fun going to doing what youve described is in the san juan national forrest. just park at the trail head in lime creek and hike several miles down stream and then for 2-3 days work slowly upstream. tons of action. as in you'll catch 10-15 fish in less than 100 meters. down stream y...

SOLD!

Sold-pending funds.

everything is in great working order. reel has signs of use but mechanically is well taken care of. always left in original reel case, rinsed after every use, wiped down with light coat of oil and drag backed all the way off when put away. the spare is in brand new condition, bought 4-5 months ago, ...