I'm definitely down with planning a few more for the season and hope some others do too! We can figure this one out easy enough! Personally I'm gonna do some looking into local or semi-local lakes and ponds and see the permit requirements and what not. Stay tuned!
Paddle only? No peddles? I was hoping to enter one of these in my PA12 since certain 'experts' didn't like the live well for a cartopper I held out for the kayak tourney.
http://www.hobiecat.com/kayaks/mirage/pro-angler-12/
That an awesome kayak! Seen em on Hank Parker outdoors.
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The problem is that you need gorilla arms to get enough distance for the entire fish and scale to be in frame. And then you wouldn't be able to read the scale.
Logically, if you have only two arms then you can assume that one is holding the scale and the other is taking the picture. Lord knows what body part you could use to pull the tail!
So I propose that only anglers with two or less arms be allowed to compete.
Logically, if you have only two arms then you can assume that one is holding the scale and the other is taking the picture. Lord knows what body part you could use to pull the tail!
So I propose that only anglers with two or less arms be allowed to compete.
Another issue is that many newer cameras don't time stamp their photos. For example, my waterproof Fuji XP10 can't do it. But all cameras do record the date and time in their data file.
Anyway, I need to solve this problem before the tournament. I might have to use my phone
Anyway, I need to solve this problem before the tournament. I might have to use my phone