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The following is an excerpt from a recent article (July 2008) published in Canoe and Kayak Magazine about fishing the Florida Everglades. The author of the article accompanied the PACK group on the outting.
"My four fellow anglers are all members of a fishing and paddling club in Houston called P.A.C.K. (Paddling Anglers in Canoes and Kayaks), and they typify that particular breed of fisherman that has helped make kayak fishing one of the fastest-growing outdoor activities in the country—middle-income, educated, innovative, resourceful, friendly, fishy. They meet monthly at the REI in Houston, where they talk about fishing and make plans for outings such as this one. On the ride out, the tall one named Craig tells me,"My kayak is the best pair of wading boots I ever bought." He means that the kayak allows him to reach places too shallow for motorboats, yet too far or inaccessible to wade to. "
The author also took many pictures but only one is published in the online version of the article.
The complete article can be found at: http://canoekayak.com/kay...ing-just-got-better/
Jim Richards