I wrote a quick piece on my experience of heading to Sweden fish the Hobie Fishing World's 7:
[url]https://www.canoekayak.com/kayakfish/kayakfish-editors-pick/hobie-worlds-fishing-secondary/[/url]
[url]www.jaywallenfishing.com[/url]
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I wrote a quick piece on my experience of heading to Sweden fish the Hobie Fishing World's 7:
[url]https://www.canoekayak.com/kayakfish/kayakfish-editors-pick/hobie-worlds-fishing-secondary/[/url]
[url]www.jaywallenfishing.com[/url]
That had to be a lot of fun. I watched the Hobie Outdoors show where you won at KY lake and was wondering when you might go to this event. It had to be pretty cool representing the USA in an world event, almost like an Olympian.
Glad you enjoyed it. I don't get to fish for pike anymore but they used to be my favorite fish to fish for.
Curious do they pay all your expenses or did it cost you as well?
[QUOTE=SLP;568838]That had to be a lot of fun. I watched the Hobie Outdoors show where you won at KY lake and was wondering when you might go to this event. It had to be pretty cool representing the USA in an world event, almost like an Olympian.
Glad you enjoyed it. I don't get to fish for pike anymore but they used to be my favorite fish to fish for.
Curious do they pay all your expenses or did it cost you as well?[/QUOTE]
It was an incredible experience in many different ways. Hobie did pick up the tab for basically everything. My meals and travel expenses were covered. The only thing I spent money on was some tackle at the local shop and some beers and gifts for mom and the girlfriend! I'm heading to KY lake this weekend to fish the Hobie Bass Open and hopefully earn a spot for the next World's!
Your story is a "feel good" story, thanks for sharing, i really enjoyed your perspective on the whole thing. Best of luck at KY
That was a great article we need more events that help bring the world together so we can all witness their are good people in every country. I know it was an honor representing America and you did us proud (being from the hills of Kentucky----)
As I travel to hunt and fish, each trip becomes less about catching and killing and more about the experience. This becomes more true when you go out of the country. I love hearing you talk about the culture, the people, the community. It was a great write up. I tell my wife that I want to go fishing down in south america, following a remote river or go to Africa. Not because I want to catch exotic fish or kill wild game (even though that is a plus) but because I want to experience the culture. Thanks for sharing with us your experience.