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Scott Johnson
Kayak Fisherman and Photographer, Minnesota Last year Scott ordered his first W kayak, a 2007 model that he outfitted for bow hunting and fishing - Read more about it. This year Scott got himself a second W Kayak, a 2008 model.
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![]() Scott on his Maple river trip ![]() Sandy walking in the river ![]() "...my Pepsi was riding securely in front of me along side my camera." ![]() The Maple river viewed from Scott's Wavewalk fishing kayak ![]() "I love bringing the camera along for a scenic picture. The railroad is gone but with the WW I can get to places that bring back the past." "I decided since now I have 3 paddles, 2 of the heavy duty, to leave one of the Mohawk paddle ends off of just for paddling the W kayak like a canoe. It's kind of nice to have a blunt end to grab hold of. I am getting good at keeping my WW going pretty straight, paddling mostly on one side and doing some lean turning to keep it going straight." "When heading home I was amazingly not even tired or sore from my excursion, can't wait to hit another stretch." ![]() Scott's kayak on the Maple river "My nephew Justin and I were anxious to venture down the Watonwan river. We had to wait until the waters settle down and clear up a bit. When we started out we were on a 45 degree muddy incline. I positioned my wavewalk square to the water and told Justin "This is how you get started!"... A little thrust and I was on my way down - I hit the water and bounced the front end a little but easily maintained my balance. Justin was grinning, he also managed the water slide entry with no problem. Going with the current is lots of fun and no work. We had our fish poles but the river was so muddy that fishing seemed pointless. The important thing is we had a great time just cruising down the river. We are both impressed with the wavewalks, they are very versatile." -"Bill thought the WW kayak was just perfect for fishing, light enough to easily drag and easy to handle, even for the first time out! It's nice to have people in the W crafts enjoying themselves." Photography:
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