We are proud to support www.paddle4tomorrow.org, and received these kind words of appreciation yesterday from Tony Narcisse:
Bending Branches is proud to support the KATS tournament series this weekend, put on by Austin Canoe&Kayak. Be sure to check out Pat Kellner at the tournament and if you're attending, winners get a brand new angler paddle from Bending Branches.
Sponsored by Bending Branches, four races are going on tomorrow in the Lower Appalachia. Thank you to the hard work done by Charles Goodson in the preperation. Check out Lower Appalachia Canoe, Kayak, and SUP tours...
http://www.appalachiakayak.com/#!
There are advantages to kayak fishing over power boat fishing. One of the biggest of these is the ease of access to fishing water in a kayak. You can take a kayak just about anywhere and fish waters you cannot reach in a big boat.
My fishing history goes back further than I can remember. There are pictures of me as a little kid sitting on the bank of a river with a rod in my hand and the line in the water. I have always been fishing, and I do not see that stopping.
Just received my paddle and just in time as I am approaching my second IFA event of 2012 , I like the weight and the length right off the bat , and the 40 inch scale on the main spine of the paddle is impressive and will be very useful , I like the bright paws of the paddle which for me will add as a water clarity indicator which is very important in fishing.
