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Fishing the San Marcos River Texas

Jameson Redding
Today I want to share with you a few tips on how to fish the San Marcos River in Texas.
Family Adventure

Uganda and Family

Emily Jackson
My thirst for adventure and parents style is deeply impacted by trips to Africa. My son Tucker has joined me in Zambia, my husband and I have gone a dozen times together.
Adventure Fishing

Non-Slip Loop Knot for Fishing

Jameson Redding
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...
Family Adventure

How to Help a Child With Fear

Emily Jackson
As a kid, I was always one of those overthinkers and very fearful of trying something new. Being out of control always has made me feel really nervous. 
Adventure Fishing

Sight Fishing Tips: Redfish

Jameson Redding
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. 
Adventure Fishing Learning

Palomar Knot Tying for Fishing

Jameson Redding
Hey guys, today I want to go over the ins and outs of using a Palomar knot with braided line.  Why does the Palomar Knot...
Intermediate/Advanced Skills

Tips for Kayak Fishing Rivers

Ken Whiting
Most people who are drawn to kayak fishing rivers tend to be anglers first and paddlers second (or third…or even fourth). Because of this, flowing rivers can present unique challenges that need to be anticipated and prepared for in advance.
Adventure Fishing

Black Bass Fishing the San Marcos River, TX

Jameson Redding
Being a river angler, I have always been intrigued by the Texas spring fed rivers. These rivers make their way through an otherwise dry and desolate landscape. They draw life to them from the animals to the vegetation that is only found on their banks. In fact, I myself am drawn to them, but this is because I know what swims below the surface.
Intermediate/Advanced Skills

Best Kayaks for Rivers

Ken Whiting
Kayaking rivers presents unique challenges and hazards. Kayakers will need skills and knowledge they may not need on a calm body of water. Kayaking anything from light current to whitewater rapids, while also keeping an eye out for fallen trees, nefarious rocks, and dams is challenging.
Main Feature

Sea Kayaking Trips: Ocean Kayak Tours in Dominica

Ken Whiting
The Waitukubuli Sea Trail was created to showcase the incredible sea kayaking trips along Dominica's Caribbean coastline.  Sheltered from the power and unpredictability of the Altantic Ocean, the Sea Trail provides the opportunity for new and experienced paddlers to explore Dominica’s dramatic countryside, along with the small and welcoming communities that are found along the way.
Beginner Paddling Skills

Wetsuit vs Drysuit: What's the difference between wetsuit and drysuit?

Ken Whiting
When paddling in cold conditions, some kind of technical getup will be necessary to keep you safe and comfortable. But choosing between a wetsuit...
Canoes

Canoe Paddle: Bent Shaft Canoe Paddle vs Straight Shaft

Ken Whiting
Canoe paddles come in a variety of shapes and sizes because there's no such thing as "one size fits all." Choosing the right length is fairly straightforward, since this is determined by a simple measurement, but deciding between a straight shaft canoe paddle and one with a bent shaft, is a different story.
Beginner Paddling Skills

When are Kayak Helmets Needed?

Ken Whiting
Kayak helmets are one of those things that exist on a spectrum for paddlers. Some people, or tour groups, may insist on the use...
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