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Came upon this little Raccoon swimming across the channel. Figured I would pick him up and drop him off at the nearest island. I guess he was exhausted because within a couple of minutes, he was sound asleep and I couldn't wake him up. I went on with my day and ended up taking him back to the main island. Big Pine Key is a wild deer sanctuary with not a lot of people and cars so I think he will be happy there.
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KEY WEST KAYAK FISHING: Equipment Used

The RODS AND REELS:

1) Esky Rods - Spinning 7' (Med 12-15lb Saltwater) - Slow Parabolic Action - Solid Carbon - Fuji Guides(8) and Reel Seat.
- Quantum Cabo 4000
-20lb Power Pro

2) Esky Rods - Spinning 7' (Med/Hvy 15-20lb Saltwater) - Fast Action - Solid Carbon - Fuji Guides(8) and Reel Seat.
- Quantum Cabo 5000
-30lb Power Pro

3) Esky Rods - Spinning 7' (Med 12-15lb Saltwater) - Med Fast Action - Solid Carbon - Fuji Guides(8) and Reel Seat.
- Quantum Cabo 6000
-50lb Power Pro

4) Esky Rods - Spinning 6'4" (25-30lb Saltwater) - Mod-Fast Action - Solid Carbon - Fuji Guides(9) and Reel Seat.
- Shimano Torium 16
-65lb Power Pro

Esky Rods
3414 Duck Avenue,#8
Key West, Florida 33040
305-896-4637
[email protected]
http://www.eskyrods.com/


The Kayaks
1) 2010 Wilderness Systems Tarpon 140.
2) 2012 Hobie Adventure Island (BLUE) w/ Outboard Motor Mount
- 2010 Suzuki 2.5 HP 4-Stroke Outboard
- Lowrance Hook-5
3) 2012 Hobie Adventure Island (RED) w/ Outboard Motor Mount
- 2018 Suzuki 2.5 HP 4-Stroke Outboard
- Lowrance Hook-5

The Rods/Reels (RETIRED)

1) 7' MH Shimano Teramar, TMS-X70MH, Line Wt. 10-20lb, Lure Wt 1/2-1 1/2oz, Power: Medium Heavy, Action: Extra Fast
- Penn Conflict 4000
- Power Pro 20lb
- Power Pro 10lb
- Andes 15lb pink mono

2) 7' H Shimano Teramar, TMS-F70H, Line Wt. 15-20lb, Lure Wt 1/2-2oz, Power: Heavy, Action: Med Fast
- Penn Conflict 6000
- Power Pro 65lb

3) 5'8" XH Shimano Treval Jigging Trigger Rod, TVC-58XH, Line Wt. 80-200, Lure Wt, 160 - 270grams, PowerExtra Heavy
- Shimano Torium 16
- Power Pro 65lb

4) 7'6" M Hurricane Calico Jack IM7, CAJ-457, Line Wt. 8-17lb, Lure Wt 3/8-3/4oz, Power: Medium
- Shimano Solstace 4000 FI
- Power Pro 20lb

5) 6' Ande Tournament Stand Up Rod, ASU-601A SDRMH, Line Wt. 20-50, Power: Medium Heavy
- Shimano TLD-30A 2-Speed
- Power Pro 65lb

6) 6'6" Shimano Trevala, TVC-66MH, Line Wt. 50-100lb, Jig Wt 50-100g, Power: Medium Heavy, Action: Medium Fast
- Abu Garcia 6500C3
- Power Pro 30lb

7) 7' Shimano Trevala, TVC-70ML, Line Wt. 20-50lb, Jig Wt 55-135g, Power: Medium Light, Action: Medium Fast
- Abu Garcia 6500C3
- Power Pro 30lb

Plus a few other misc saltwater rigs that are used sparingly and some Bass rigs which I won't use in salt water.

Cast Nets
-5' 3/8" Plastic enclosed weights
-6' 3/16" Super Spreader SS-1000 1 lb per foot
-7' 3/8" Mako 1lb per foot

Filming
GoPro Hero 8 Black
GoPro Hero 7 Black
GoPro Hero 4 Black with Sennheiser MKE2 Elements waterproof microphone.
GoPro Hero 4 Silver
GoPro Hero 3 Black
Panasonic G7
-14-42mm F3.5-5.8
-20mm F1.7
Software: Adobe Premeire Elements and Photoshop Elements

The Car - 2009 Honda Fit Base Model - 5 Speed Manual, Yakima Roof Rack.
The Motorcycle - 1997 BMW F650

Header Graphic Created By: Jeff Kaphingst (www.jeffthedesigner.com) (www.rack30.com)

On what seemed like a normal afternoon, I was busy chatting in my shop, completely unaware that a little kitten had quietly walked into my world and picked me. When I picked up this friendly little guy, I realized his left eye was covered with a white film; he might have been blind. After learning he was abandoned because of his eye, I knew I had to take him to the vet.
The road to recovery was a rollercoaster. The first check-up confirmed his eye could be treated, but we also found out he had a virus and needed three painful shots. What was even more heart-wrenching was that he later became lethargic with a strangely swollen belly. I was consumed with anxiety, terrified he had the incurable Feline Infectious Peritonitis (FIP). I rushed him to a more specialized hospital and after an agonizing wait, the final diagnosis made me want to laugh and cry at the same time—it was a false alarm. I had simply been overfeeding him out of worry.
With a huge weight off my shoulders, I started caring for him meticulously. I named him "Laifu," hoping to bring him health and good fortune, and I gave him his medicine and eye drops myself every day. At first, I kept him at the shop, worried my dog at home would bully him. As Laifu's health improved and his eyes grew brighter, he turned the entire shop into his personal playground with his playful energy.
Once I was sure he was fully recovered, I finally brought him home. I thought my dog would pick on the new kitten, but what I got instead was a plot twist: the tiny cat now bullies the big dog!

In the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, a chance encounter with a wounded bull elk leads wildlife filmmaker Jake Davis on an unexpected journey. Suspecting the elk had narrowly escaped a wolf attack, Jake returns the next day to find ravens circling overhead. He sets up an array of high-end remote cinema cameras—the same gear he uses for BBC and National Geographic productions—and leaves them rolling for over a month.
What follows is a rare and intimate look at wolves and their role in this complex ecosystem. The camera traps capture weeks of activity at the elk carcass, from golden eagles and red foxes to coyotes, ravens, magpies, and finally, the return of the wolves themselves.
Blending cinematic wildlife footage with a behind-the-scenes, personal narrative, the film documents not only rare predator and scavenger behavior, but also the broader ecological impact of wolves—keystone species whose presence sustains balance and biodiversity across the landscape.

All filming was conducted under a Special Use Permit with the Bridger-Teton National Forest.

Credits
Cinematography & Edit - Jake Davis
Original Score - Edward Bond (https://starshipinfinity.org/scoring)
Sound Design - Tom Rees
Color - Dan Olsen
Graphic Design - Akin Pehlivan

Chapters
0:00 Introduction
1:34 Setting Up Camera Traps
5:51 Golden Eagle and Fox Visit
7:22 Background Story
8:22 First Wolves on Camera
12:57 Wolf Pack Visits
16:05 Wolf Steals My Camera
19:29 Personal Reflection
21:33 Final Wolf Visit
25:05 Outro