Canoe vs Kayak: Which One is Right for You? The author’s Old Town 119 Solo Sportsman outfitted with a home-made packable duck blind. This boat is really the best of both worlds.

Kayak Fishing 101: What You’ll Need How Fishing in Texas Got So Good—and Kind of Weird Keith Combs Is the Best Bass Fisherman in Texas Waters—But He Has His Eyes Set on More ...

With the popularity of kayak fishing, there is no shortage of design and price options. Keep in mind that while a low price may be a little easier on your wallet, you will get what you pay for.

Jackson Kayak pro staffer Bill Schulz tells you what to look for to get the right kayak and paddle for your fishing needs. ... rather than adding multiple strokes on one side or the other to track ...

To the novice, the idea of fishing from a kayak might seem as easy as getting in a boat and casting a line, but hooking a large fish from a very small craft can have its problems. The following ...

Fishing kayaks have evolved by leaps and bound, and more anglers are outfitting them with kayak fish finders. That’s because, like kayaks, electronics are better than ever, and they add a lot of ...

It's always important to have the right tool for the job. As a kayak fishing guide and instructor, I've witnessed a lot of mayhem that could have been avoided when kayakers use a net most suited ...

See It If you have a kayak, there’s not much more you need to catch inshore redfish, speckled trout, and flounder. Buy one or two 7-foot medium or medium light action spinning rods, a 3000 size reel, ...

Kayak fishing has become very popular around the bays and harbors of Western Lake Erie, and on the main lake when the weather cooperates, reports Chuck Earl of Lake Erie Kayak FishingAdventures.