If you’re new to a kayak fishing area, you probably know that launch points and tides can make or break your day. This website brings together kayak fishing locations I’ve fished or researched heavily, with notes on seasonal patterns, safe spots to launch, and the subtle details that help you catch fish more consistently.
Tampa Bay is one of the best inshore fisheries in Florida. It has grass flats, mangrove shorelines, oyster bars, shipping channels, and bridges all stacked into one system. A kayak is perfect here because you can quietly slide into shallow water that big boats can’t reach and pick apart small pieces of structure that hold…
The Florida Keys are one of the best kayak fishing destinations on the planet. Clear water, year-round fish, shallow flats, and mangrove backcountry all line up perfectly for a small, stealthy boat. From Key Largo down to Key West, a kayak fishing the Florida Keys lets you slide into skinny water where most skiffs can’t…
Percy Priest Lake is one of Nashville’s most popular fishing destinations — and a fantastic lake for kayak anglers looking to catch bass, crappie, catfish, and hybrids. Known for rocky banks, offshore points, long coves, and clear water in many areas, Percy Priest provides year-round action for kayak fishermen of all skill levels. This guide…
Kayak fishing Old Hickory Lake is one of the most productive and accessible kayak fishing lakes in Middle Tennessee. With a mix of shallow creeks, deep channels, rocky points, docks, and protected coves, the lake offers something for every kayak angler — from beginners to experienced fishermen targeting trophy bass, stripers, and crappie. This guide…