Looking for a really incredible way to go bass fishing? Try it from a kayak!
This is the third article in the “From Salty to Sweet” series about the future of freshwater kayak fishing… The increasing number of YouTube videos depicting kayak anglers surrounded by nothing but miles of open blue ocean water pulling in fish that weigh tens and even hundreds of pounds are quickly dispelling common misconceptions by …
With temperatures falling, getting to smallmouth bass in your local river becomes difficult on a few levels. Certainly, the bass slow down, and go deep. Bouncing appropriate sized jigs and tubes in the right color become the key component to the fishing success. At the same time, your personal safety becomes more and more important. On one …
Each Friday I plan on doing a brief week in review of what I bumped into around the web in kayak fishing during the week. This week, I spent a lot of time researching fall smallmouth fishing, and searching for launch points. So it might not come as a surprise to you that 2 of …
All it takes is a kayak, and a little intestinal fortitude. Even after the clock change this weekend, Western New York mornings can be a bit brisk. When I arrived at our launch spot Sunday morning, the air temperature was a vulgar 31 degrees. Water temperatures are still in the low 50s however, so there’s …
In September, I stayed with a friend in Emmaus, PA. I was able to fish at Mauch Chunk Lake twice during that trip. Once from a canoe, and once from my Liquid Logic Manta Ray. I took some video from my Flip Camcorder. This first one shows the unbelievably low water levels this September, which …
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