Some of the most important kayak fishing tips aren’t about lures—they’re about reading wind, tides, depth changes, or simply staying upright when things get rough. This website covers the practical skills every kayak angler eventually learns.
Beginner Kayak Fishing Mistakes are a lot less intimidating when you hear them from someone who already made them. I still remember one of my first “serious” trips: I slid my cheap sit on top off the trailer, felt the warm spring sun, saw ruffled water, and thought, “Perfect.” Two hours later I was worn…
Kayak Fishing in the Wind can be either miserable or magical. I still remember one Saturday on a local reservoir when I thought a “little breeze” would not matter. Ten minutes after launching, my kayak was sideways, my line was bowing halfway to the next county, and I was drifting right over the point I…
I still remember my first real kayak fishing morning: cheap paddle, used sit-on-top, milk crate full of way too much tackle, and a healthy dose of “I hope I don’t flip this thing.” I’d fished from banks and jon boats for years, but sitting that low to the water in a narrow plastic hull felt……
Strong kayak fishing knots are non-negotiable. On a small boat, you’re closer to the fish, closer to structure, and often using lighter line than you think. A bad knot doesn’t just lose a lure—it can cost you the best fish of the day. The good news: you don’t need to know every knot ever invented….
Knowing what to wear kayak fishing is just as important as choosing the right kayak or lure. The wrong clothing can turn a good bite into a short, miserable trip—or even a dangerous one if you’re not prepared for cold water or strong sun. This guide breaks down kayak fishing clothing by temperature and conditions…