Our kayak fishing adventure on the lower Colorado River is coming to an end and we are fighting hot and windy weather to get out on the water as much as we can before it’s all over. It’s a race against time and the approaching sweltering summer desert heat. The kayak fishing for largemouth bass … Read more
This technical article written by Ron Barbish who manufactured Photographic Support Systems camera housings for more than 25 years and also worked as an electronics technician for DOD contractors. There is no affiliate advertising on watermanatwork.com. All reviewed items have been purchased at retail price. It’s been a long time since we posted a technical … Read more
It’s getting hotter here in the desert southwest and weekends around the Colorado River are about as crowded as they will get so you have to get out there early. Boats and personal watercraft are big here. Sometimes, it’s best as a kayak fisherman to be paddling in when everyone else is motoring out. One … Read more
As the spring break crowds descended on the Colorado River, we managed get a couple days of great kayak fishing for largemouth bass. The exceptionally windy desert conditions continues with only a two day window to go after the springtime largemouth bass. The first day was an exceptional morning of fishing. I caught at least … Read more
The Colorado River Winter Kayak Fishing 2020 video has been uploaded to YouTube. You can watch it here, or check it out on the watermanatwork channel with the other kayak fishing videos. The URL for this video is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRgCod4m4G0 Hope you enjoy the video and check back soon because it’s prime time largemouth bass season.
Despite interruptions by persistent desert wind, we managed to find some great kayak fishing for largemouth bass on the Colorado River over a three day stretch of mostly light wind. Things started out a little slow, but a change of location made all the difference and we wound up with lots of kayak fishing action … Read more
As you can probably see by now, there have been some changes here on the watermanatwork.com Blog as well as the watermanatwork.com website. The entire website, including the Blog, has been updated to HTTPS, a more secure internet protocol. There are redirects in place, but if you’d like to change bookmarks, the correct URL is … Read more
Winter in the American desert southwest doesn’t have any snow. It does have some chilly days; 40°F with 20mph wind is quite cool anywhere, in the desert with no place to hide from the wind, it’s not very comfortable. The strong winds are the most prominent meteorological feature of winter in the desert. For the … Read more
The watermanatwork.com website has been around since 2007 when Ron Barbish closed Photographic Support Systems after more than two decades of making camera equipment for the best watersports photographers in the world. The primary interest has been kayak fishing, but anywhere there is adventure is a possibility. There has never been any advertising on the … Read more
The two places we do most of our kayak fishing, at home on the Columbia River in Washington, or here on the Colorado River in the desert southwest, neither one is known for calm, peaceful weather, so to get five consecutive days of calm wind and good fishing is a rare treat. It was a … Read more