My Kayak

With a wider seat well, comfortable seat back and stern stingers to carry volume in the rear of the boat, the Prowler Big Game is BIG on stability and comfort. Plenty of storage space, and a redesigned drainage system for a drier ride, make the Big Game perfect for going after the 'big one'.

FEATURES

• Comfort Plus™ seat back
• Oversized tank well with bungee
• Large bow hatch with battery storage
• Cockpit tray and cover
• Adjustable foot pegs
• Side-mounted carrying handles
• Transducer compatible scupper
• Molded-in cup holder
• Paddle keepers
• Flush mounted rod holders
• Small tackle box

LENGTH	12' 9" / 3.9 m
WIDTH	34" / 86.4 cm
WEIGHT	69 lbs / 31.3 kg
MAX CAPACITY	550-600 lbs /  249.5-272.1 kg
SUGGESTED RETAIL	$1,490 US

By the way...on NBC news last night there was horrifying video of a Great White shark messing with kayak fishermen in Australia! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi4suARIIhE

Double Spotted Queenfish

1.5 Feet Caught on a bubble and clear curly tail jig.

Wok fried and eaten.

Surfing Pics

Christmas Barracuda

2.5 foot Barracuda caught with a silver and blue Kastmaster and a $32 Longs Drugs fishing pole. More of a diver than a jumper when caught.

I caught this Barracuda off of my sea kayak on Christmas day outside the reef at Puamana. These locals can smell fresh fish from a mile away and came running up when they saw me hit the shore. They thought it was a Christmas miracle that I gave them the fish for free. 

Crocodile Needle Fish

Before

After

Road to Hana Part II

The Road to Hana

Get ready for a trip back in time to the old style, slower paced Hawai'i and the most beautiful tropical rainforests you've ever seen! But be prepared to take your time getting there, as the road to Hana offers some of the most spectacular scenery found anywhere in the Hawaiian islands, but the road is long and winding, with over 600 curves and 54 bridges. It's only 53 miles from Kahului Airport to Hana, but it usually takes about 2½ to 3 hours to make the drive, of course that depends on how often you stop.

This is a picture of a waterfall at the beggining of a four mile hike that Jesse and I took to the bamboo forest.

Waianapanapa State Park