I will give you a long list of specific items you should pack for a kayak fishing trip to a destination as the warm climate of Baja California. Rather, we to talk about my approach to packing light packing just right!

As someone who works in the travel industry struggled with the meaning of what a suitcase Hand luggage is supposed to look like, with airlines now charging for checked bags. You can be the size of the suitcase as I have seen on board the aircraft passenger with a bag full size roll, topped with a suitcase and a briefcase to boot. That brings to mind the question, how much art is art enough? More specifically, how to determine when a person has enough equipment for a packet of kayak fishing trip in Baja California?

For Travel international airlines allow two checked bags and hand luggage plus a purse or briefcase. The maximum weight of each bag should be 50 pounds or less. Otherwise, you incur a small fortune in overweight baggage charges. With this in mind, start by getting your bathroom scale in your area packaging. OK Here we go!

The best fishing kayak in Baja happens during the hottest months of the year, May, June, July and August. Lower the sun is intense and it is not uncommon for temporary workers to run 100-105. You should think in terms of protecting your body from the harmful effects of sun.

For the purposes of this article we will plan a trip of 7 days and can be adjusted accordingly for longer trips or shorter.

Pack (2) Footwear: Work bottom up, without feet and ankles may be severely sunburn in a very short period of time (45-60 minutes). I like to wear something on your feet that can get wet, but he feels comfortable. Teva type sandals or Crocs help block the sun, but I would suggest the application of SPF 45 sunscreen also. In terms of packaging, I took a pair of water shoes and a pair of sandals to the streets and travel. That's it!

(Pack 2) Pants: Pants quick-drying nylon be used to cover the thigh and lower leg areas. I particularly like the style of pants that allow you to compress the legs to make shorts. Very handy and again have a pair of pants that provides short functional. Pack of two pairs of these pants.

Pack (3) Shirts: Although to be over 100F, while fishing, you want to wear long sleeves. Until you have tried it, one might conclude that it will worsen the problem of heat for the body yet On the contrary, if the case. Long Sleeve (sometimes called flooring shirts) material has been incorporated into a block of solar energy are advertised as such. (The most likely you know that Light colors reflect more heat than dark colors, which only absorb and collect the heat.) But the real beauty of a quality flats fishing shirt is its ability Non absorb gallons of water your body sweats to keep your core body temperature of 98.6F. The material is kept dry and you will remain cool and protected from sun.

PACK (1) Pula: I like to wear something called Buff. This is a short tube of silk or nylon material that is pulled over his head and wears around his neck. Protege your vulnerable neck area, especially in the back of his head. You can also pull the Buff to cover the nose and cheeks. You'll look like a thief banks, but it works very well. A Buff package for the trip.

(A word about clothing cotton): When your body is pumping gallons of sweat and urine per day, wearing a cotton shirt is like using a sponge. In a couple of hours, the shirt was completely soaked in sweat and you do not mind … not miserable as the day progresses.

PACK: Underwear-(3) pairs of 7 days. Most men's cotton underwear. Whether you prefer writing or boxer style, I will suggest you invest in a type of underwear, most likely you do not have yet. At $ 25 a pair, seems like a waste of hard earned cash, but hear me out. It wick moisture from your body (this means the convenience) can be washed by hand and dries very quickly (reduction of the number of pairs of packaging). Datasheet Men of Patagonia are the best of the best. Expensive, but will last ten years!

PACK: (2) Shirts – the same logic as described in paragraph Previous on cotton and linen. I recommend a Capilene, long-sleeved shirt by Patagonia. This shirt will block the sun (15 UPF), wick moisture and keep cool and dry. Perfect! ($ 40)

Pack (2) Hats: Pack a hat, baseball style hat and a sunscreen. Under no circumstances leave for a day on the water without covering her head.

Pack (2) pairs of polarized sunglasses. They say your eyes are the window to your soul. With the sun's rays reflected off the water all day, intense eye strain will sap your energy, cause severe headaches and is likely to go out fishing for several hours and miss some early good fishing. Do not mess with my eyes. Protect!

Follow these recommendations for clothing and luggage will be well below the limit of 50 pounds, will be fresh when the heat is on, and you have a smile on his face, knowing that only bags of clothes for the summer heat of Baja California!

Bill Rakozy, President of 4x4Kayak Fishing Adventures, has worked full time in the sport fishing industry for over twenty years. He holds a Masters Degree from Michigan State University and is a (Federation of Fly Fishers) FFF Certified Casting Instructor. He has been kayak fishing for the past six years and now offers guided kayak fishing trips to Baja Sur, Mexico, Costa Rica and the Bahamas.

http://www.4x4kayakfishing.com

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