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John & Becky Williams History Staff John and Becky Williams Amy Liuzza Employment Opportunities Hours and Location Pack and Paddle Venue John and Becky are the owners of Pack & Paddle. John’s job includes creating, writing about and scheduling the events and trips that P&P does. In addition, John does much of the gear andRead more
Stand Up Kayak Fishing Tips by John Williams There’s a revolution going on in fishing kayaks and it’s all about standing up in the boat. This article will cover everything you need to know about the art of standing in a kayak. There are several reasons that you may want to stand in your kayakRead more
Staying Warm Kayak Fishing by John Williams Early winter represents some of the best times to be out in your kayak fishing. Cooler water temperatures bring the speckled trout into range for our kayaks. The redfish are grouping up and patrolling the shores of the larger inshore lakes in large packs. Cool fronts are pushingRead more
Keep Your Tackle Basic For Kayaking by John Williams Because kayaks have the advantage of stealth, multiple trunks of tackle are simply not necessary to bring along on your kayak fishing adventures. For spring and summer saltwater fishing, I recommend bringing 3 rods. The first rod is rigged with a 1/4 oz jighead and eitherRead more
Gettin’ Stealthy by John Williams One of the great strengths of fishing from a kayak is that you can be astronomically more stealthy than you can be from a powerboat. If you don’t think that being stealthy when fishing is that important, try putting your head underwater and tapping your kayak with a paddle orRead more
Strategic Kayak Positioning by John Williams A kayak has two very important advantages over fishing in a powerboat. One is stealth and the other is the ability to position the boat just about anywhere. This article is designed to help you understand the basics of how to fish a particular area of marsh. Yes –Read more
Why Kayak Fishing Beats Boat Fishing by John Williams Kayaks are Stealthy: No matter how you slice it, a kayak is quieter and less noticeable to fish than any boat – even poling skiffs! Not having a trolling motor makes you kayak quieter. Even the pressure of the bow of your boat creating a smallRead more
Date: Thursday, November 3rd Meeting Details: Pack & Paddle at 6pm Cost: Free Event Have you ever wondered what it would be like to venture out and hike one of Americas long trails? Imagine hiking one of these trails as a blind person – with only your courage, your inventiveness and your dog to helpRead more