Partner: Kayak Fishing

Figuring out how to catch Dungeness crab can take years of experience. In this blog post, our expert Ashley walks you through it all.

Jameson Redding has returned to his favorite fishing grounds at Pack and Paddle in Louisiana for some redfish sight fishing!

The wacky rig is a go to set up for anglers having a tough day finding fish. Jameson shows you just how to set up this go to bait presentation.

Choosing a kayak fishing paddle can be daunting. Check out Jameson's post here on the differences between kayak paddles of different prices.

Jameson runs us through his Yakattack Blackbox review, a product he touts as one of the best to come out of this made in USA company.

Jameson Redding has his hands on the BlackPak Pro from Yakattack and walks through the entire YakAttack BlackPak Pro assembly step by step!

Jameson Redding and his guest, Torqeedo's Jeff Little, discuss the optimal trolling speed for fishing for small mouth bass.

Jameson Redding is on the water again with tips on how to run your kayak motor in the grass and around rocks on shallow rivers.

Jameson Redding helps you find the best sunglasses for fishing with an in depth review of the way he decides what pair to bring on the water.

Jameson selects his top 5 fishing knots and details when and why he uses them so often. These selections all have accompanying instructions!

Jameson Redding back with a knot, the improved clinch knot, that he uses when tying line to a hook directly.

Ken Whiting goes fishing on Watts Bar Lake in his Sea Eagle Fastrack Angler along the shores of this classic Tennessee river.

Coosa X vs NRS Pike Pro and Kuda 126 side by side following some key functional guidelines.

Jameson Redding explores why many say that this is the Best Inflatable Fishing Kayak on the Market, the NRS Pike Pro.

Jameson Redding's NRS Slipstream 96 Fishing Raft Review from the point of view of an amateur rafting person but an avid fisherman.

Hey guys, today I want to share a few helpful tips on non-slip loop knot for fishing. I use a non-slip loop knot whenever I'm...

Sight fishing, or sight casting, is a technique I primarily use for redfish. It also works for bass when they’re bedding in shallow water and feeding near the surface. 

Today I'm going to be telling you all about the latest release from Jackson Kayak - both a detailed run-down of its features, as well as my own assessments from a thorough paddle/pedal test.

Fishing kayaks have been some of the best-selling models on the market for a number of years now. With that popularity has come significant advancements in the tech/styles, but also the prices. Hardcore anglers might be accustomed to spending 10s of thousands of dollars on motorboats and other gear, so a high-end kayak in the $2,000 to $5,000+ range might not be a big deal.

Pedal kayaks have exploded in popularity over the past 5 years. They are particularly popular for fishing purposes, as they let you move the boat around while keeping your hands free. However, one of the downsides of pedal kayaks is that they can range in price anywhere from $1,600 to over $5,500! Perception released the Showdown with the goal of offering a high-quality pedal fishing kayak at an affordable price. Now, I'm traditionally more of a strict paddler, but I stretched out my hammies and slipped on my best peddling shoes in order to see if the Perception Showdown is worth the money. Let's comb through the basics and then I'll give you my thoughts across key categories. 

A little less than a decade ago, Bonafide stormed onto the scene with kayaks that were highly stable, paddled well, and were consciously designed to enhance the all-round user experience.