This is the final article in the “From Salty to Sweet” five-part series about the future of freshwater kayak fishing… This series has by no means been a comprehensive list of the unique aspects of freshwater kayak fishing. However, it will hopefully stimulate thinking and get those in the kayak fishing equipment industry to consider …
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From Salty to Sweet Part Four: Fisheries Conservation and Economic Development
This is the fourth article in the “From Salty to Sweet” series about the future of freshwater kayak fishing… State and federal regulations on harvest numbers by species, seasons, and size limits that may be particular to freshwater apply to kayak anglers alike. However, special attention should be given to aspects of fisheries conservation specific …
From Salty to Sweet Part Three: Landing and Fighting Fish 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 …
From Salty to Sweet Part Two: Water Access and Launching
This is the second article in the “From Salty to Sweet” series about the future of freshwater kayak fishing… Most freshwater kayak anglers won’t have to contend with the rigors of “busting surf” to get to where the fishing is good. However, differences in the terrain and access offer their own challenges. Suffice it to …
From Salty to Sweet Part One: Considerations for the Future of Freshwater Kayak Fishing
This is the first article in the “From Salty to Sweet” series about the future of freshwater kayak fishing… There’s no doubt that kayak fishing is getting to be huge, particularly in saltwater on the East and West Coasts of the United States. So huge in fact that a whole industry catering exclusively to kayak …




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