ICAST 2014 - Final Wrap-up

Monday, 28 July 2014 00:00

ICAST 2014 - Final Wrap-up

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It's been a week (plus a bit) since the doors closed on ICAST 2014, and we've been working hard to finish up editing and formatting the information we collected for you at the show. Here are the final videos from the show floor, many of which include answering questions our YakAngler family had for the manufacturers.

Bill Bragman from Yak-Gear answers your questions about the new-to-the-US Viking fishing kayak line.

Scotty shows us their new "Coaming Clamp", a no-drill accessory mount for sit-in kayak anglers.

There's nothing better than a water tank demo for lures, and Savage showed us the "3D Manic Crab" that won the ICAST 2014 award for Best Soft Bait, as well as demoing their new size in the "Line Thru Trout" swimbait.

Wilderness Systems presents their newest innovation in "lawn chair style" kayak seating, the "Phase 3 AirProMax".

Paul VanReenan from Unfair Lures gave us a look at several new additions to the hard bait line-up, plus a peek at the custom Mustad hook design soon to be standard on their baits.

Charles "Redfish Chuck" Levi demos additions to the TackleWebs product line for use with coolers and lawn-chair-style kayak seats.

SpoolTek Lures presented their new "Concealed Leader Technology"

We had a great time putting this together, and welcome suggestions on how you'd like to see things like this assembled in the future. Next up will be all the hot news from Outdoor Retailer in early August - stay tuned!

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About the Author: Greg Becker relocated to the Tampa Bay, FL area from upstate NY, where for 20 years he spent his spare time as a licensed hunting and fishing guide. He now enjoys fishing in places you don’t need to drill through the water in winter. Greg writes for several outdoor companies and publications in the U.S. and abroad, and is a member of the Native Watercraft Pro Staff and Bull Bay Rods Professional Team. Greg enjoys getting his eleven-year-old son Robert out fishing in salt water from his kayak, and together they volunteer with the Tampa Bay Chapter of Heroes on the Water and Operation Helping Hand at the James A Haley VA Hospital.

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