Washed it off and threw it in the pool!
Haven't been able to stop thinking about trying it and I could not wait for a real full blown trip. I decided to drive up to Jackson and see if I could catch a bass.
My friend John has a Kayak also and met me with his young son Walker.
We headed out from Crowder landing toward fords arm
After getting used to paddling around and casting from a seated position i caught my first Bass from the yak...
Not a big one but fun!
The Sunset was fantastic...
As we were paddling back I caught another one - a little better!
John and Walker looking at the bass...
Great evening on the water and a fun time learning about fishing from the kayak.
Learned I need to carry water, and less tackle- simplify.
Also see the need for the stake out pole or anchor... man the wind will move you around fast.
) but the Pungo will serve you well. If you want to talk rigging I'll chime in. I would not put a trolley on a Pungo. I love it on my 16ft Tarpon but you can actually clip a caribeener on the side of the Pungo cockpit to accomplish 90% the same thing. Simple. 
