EXTREME KAYAK FISHING TOURNAMENT

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Extreme kayak fishing.com is a tournament series out of Pompano Beach FL. Our tournament is a great family event and has already brought people from all over. The Extreme Kayak / Paddle Board Fishing Tournament started last year, This one wants nothing to do with skinny water. That's too tame. This crew is after bigger game. Extreme kayak fishing.com is teamed with Nautical Ventures (our main sponsor) who has gone above and beyond to contribute to the success of the tournament series. Join our mailing list and get current events and dates. Contact Joe Hector for Details Here...

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Joel Makielski wins 1st Extreme Kayak Fishing Tournament

By Steve Waters, Sun Sentinel
7:06 p.m. EDT, August 20, 2011

POMPANO BEACH —— Joel Makielski had been trolling a deep-diving plug behind his kayak when he stopped to reel it in.
It was the best move he made all day.At that moment, a 28.5-pound kingfish hit the live goggle-eye that was on Makielski's other fishing rod. That king turned out to be the biggest fish caught Saturday in the inaugural Quality Coral Extreme Kayak Fishing Tournament, which had 60 kayaks.
Makielski, of Pompano Beach, was fishing in about 150 feet when the kingfish hit at 7:30 a.m. Makielski stopped reeling in the plug and grabbed his 7-foot Penn spinning outfit spooled with 50-pound braided line as the kingfish ran off. Makielski landed the king, which made two more runs, after a 10-minute fight. He won $600, a $100 gift card from Atlantic Bait and Tackle and a plaque for first place.

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The second annual Extreme event lives up to its name.

The Extreme Kayak / Paddle board Fishing Tournament started last year, a different sort of Florida competition. This one wants nothing to do with skinny water. That's too tame. This crew is after bigger game.

It's fascinating to see deep water ocean kayak fishing catching on in the southeast, particularly in the Pompano Beach area. In my experience, something huge always makes it to the scale. That was true once again. We're glad to have this recap of the Second Annual Extreme contest thanks to tournament planner Maria Hector.