Pack & Paddle hosts a kayak fishing meeting tomorrow night, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. Guest speakers will discuss fishing techniques, launch locations, and various routes. “We have a lot of new events on the calendar this year for kids, families and the fishermen,” says John Williams, owner of Pack & Paddle. “Come out and see all the fun we’re having in a kayak.” For more information, call 232-5854.
Also, if you’ve got a few minutes and are looking for some good online reading, check out the nature, travel, and adventure blog of John and Becky Williams (of Pack & Paddle). It is called "It's About the Journey." Good stuff. You can read it here.
Pack & Paddle is located at 301 E. Pinhook Rd. in Lafayette.
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Pack & Paddle hosts a kayak fishing meeting tomorrow night, Jan. 19 at 6 p.m. Guest speakers will discuss fishing techniques, launch locations, and various routes. “We have a lot of new events on the calendar this year for kids, families and the fishermen,” says John Williams, owner of Pack & Paddle. “Come out and see all the fun we’re having in a kayak.” For more information, call 232-5854.
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