Milestone Day

[CadiShackFishing]

Great story of dedication. Kessler has a good reputation as I can say from personal experience. A little early for my wife and I to get into the kayaks but soon I hope.

[JimmyL]

Awesome, man. Best wishes to you both

[shrimpman steve]

First I heard of this. Congratulations. Keep working hard.

[NorthJerzyG]

Congrats on the fast recovery! Great story, and, NICE PIKE!!!

[Skunk City]

Originally Posted by CadiShackFishing

Great story of dedication. Kessler has a good reputation as I can say from personal experience. A little early for my wife and I to get into the kayaks but soon I hope.

Our experience with Kessler West Orange has been nothing short of fantastic. From the super caring nursing aides, compassionate nurses, to their awesome physical therapists that know when to push and when to ease up, they no doubt have played a huge role in her progress thus far. I would recommend them in a second to anyone recovering from a spinal injury, stroke, etc.

[kcritch]

Phenomenal Rob! That's is some great news. Really happy for you both. Strong little lady ya got there my friend. It is not easy to keep fighting through something like that. Inspirational for sure.

[Skunk City]

Originally Posted by kcritch

Phenomenal Rob! That's is some great news. Really happy for you both. Strong little lady ya got there my friend. It is not easy to keep fighting through something like that. Inspirational for sure.

Thanks Ken!

[fishingbuddies]

Inspirational story. My buddies and I just got our Yaks in. Old Town predators. See you and the lady on the river sometime. Looking to target Pike this year. Any pointers? We would be launching in the Fairfield area. Should we go upstream or down stream say Pine brook being the middle ground?

[Skunk City]

Originally Posted by fishingbuddies

Inspirational story. My buddies and I just got our Yaks in. Old Town predators. See you and the lady on the river sometime. Looking to target Pike this year. Any pointers? We would be launching in the Fairfield area. Should we go upstream or down stream say Pine brook being the middle ground?

That area is ground zero for pike. Upstream, downstream, it doesn't matter. The state stocks in like 9 different locations over there, so every laydown, rock pile or weed bed could hold fish. I prefer float trips through the wooded secluded sections of river, better chance at a virgin fish that hasn't seen a spinnerbait thrown at them 50 times already.