Ocean Kayaks
The Ocean Kayaks Prowler 13 has got to be one of their best selling models. I see more anglers using this boat every weekend than practically every other manufacturer of fishing kayak, hands down. You can spot these banana boats from a mile away.
At 13 feet long though, it is still slim enough to be an extremely quick kayak, which is probably the reason it sells so well. You don’t have to worry too much about the swamp booty on this boat, the scuppers are arranged nicely to keep it from happening.
Kayak Fishing Edge – Ocean Kayaks – Prowler Big Game
Kayak Fishing Edge – Ocean Kayaks – Prowler 13
One of Ocean Kayaks bigger boats, the Big Game 13, has to be another kayak that I see a lot of anglers using. This one looks wide enough to stand up in, as well as carry the kitchen sink. I haven’t personally seen anyone slinging flies from one of the Big Game’s yet, but I am pretty sure it has happened already.. there are some pretty graceful kayak fishermen out there! There is a massive amount of storage on this boat, so if you are one of those anglers that likes to take everything with you, you might want to consider adding an Ocean Kayaks Big Game to your plastic fleet.
Alright, this last boat blew my mind when I had first seen it. I have tried putting trolling motors onto kayaks before with successful results, but Ocean Kayak outdid themselves with this one. The Ocean Kayaks Torque has a Minn Kota trolling motor built into the stern, that can be removed and replaced with a drop down skeg setup. These skegs are perfect for rocky areas where rudders would get busted off, but the hype is in the motor. From my tests, I didn’t receive very much speed from the trolling motors. A respectable 4mph or so, which is nice, but I was expecting power boat speeds.. I’m a guy.
Kayak Fishing Edge – Ocean Kayaks – Torque
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From what I have seen with this one, they have remodeled the motor and moved the head with a dial for controls up to the center of the boat. The steering is controlled by a rudder, which means you really only get forward and reverse if the rudder is busted. I have tried using paddles to steer a motorized kayak, and trust me, it is not something that you want to experience. We’ll see in the next coming fishing seasons how these kayaks hold up, but one thing is for sure, you are going to see a lot more of Ocean Kayaks Prowler 13 and Big Game!
Kayak Fishing Tips
The first of the essential kayak fishing tips that you must focus on is your safety while you are on the water. It doesn’t matter what type or size of body of water you are fishing on, you must wear your life vest at all times. Even in the most shallow of waters, if your kayak flips and you hit your head, becoming knocked unconscious, you are going to be thankful that you had it on. Make sure that you purchase a vest that is designed to keep your head facing up, to make sure that your face will be out of the water until you become conscious again.
As long as you are always wearing your safety vest, you can then focus on how you plan to rig your kayak. This is the funnest part of kayak fishing in my opinion, because you can either design your own gear, or simply purchase the accessories from an online retailer. Either way, you want to make sure everything is properly strapped down to the boat, including your crate and it’s contents, your paddle, rods and reels, and any other loose items that will sink to the bottom should you flip.
The last thing that you want to think about, and probably one of the best kayak fishing tips of all, outside of wearing your life vest at all times, has got to be in the way that you set the hook on a fish. When you are casting on the water, make sure that the nose of your kayak is pointing towards your lure at all times. This helps with casting distance, but when it comes time to set the hook on a fish, your energy is transferred through the length of the boat, instead of being dispersed into the water. This means that you get much stronger hooksets every time. Have any kayak fishing tips that you know about? Leave a comment!
Fishing Kayak Buying Tips
Inflatable Kayaks For Fishing?
A lot of anglers are on a budget when it comes to selecting their kayak fishing watercraft, and this leads them to wondering about whether or not inflatable kayaks are good for use as a kayak fishing craft. There are a couple things that you have to think about, before you buy your first inflatable kayak, to ensure that you take the necessary precautions, when fishing from an inflatable kayak. If you do intend to save money, by fishing from an inflatable, you are going to need to make sure your hooks get nowhere near the sides of the boat, especially the seams.
When you are fishing, it is highly advised to use sharp hooks. However, when you are fishing from an inflatable kayak, this can quickly leave you in a very bad situation. By landing one of your super sharp hooks onto the boat, and then leaning against it, or even stepping on it, you are going to cause the kayak to begin losing air, or worse, completely deflate, instantly. As you can imagine, unless your gear is tethered to a flotation device, you are going to lose all of the money that you have spent.
Another situation that must be avoided at all costs, while you are fishing on an inflatable kayak, is keeping hooks away from the seams of the boat. It doesn’t matter if you are using a sharp hook, or a dull hook, in this situation, because once it has positioned itself perfectly, into the seam, and you give it a swift tug, you are going to lodge it into the side of the boat. These little plastic flaps provide the perfect spot for hooks to get stuck, and most anglers would simply pull it out, rather than moving slow, and pulling it down, to ensure they aren’t going to put holes into the boat.
As long as you take these tips into advice, you can really have a fun day on the water, while saving money, by purchasing an inflatable kayak. Please though, make sure that you keep these in mind at all times, while you are on the water, to ensure a safe trip back home.
Essential Kayak Accessories
There are a few essential kayak accessories, that if you are planning for any time out on the water, you are going to want to make sure you have installed on your boat. These kayaking accessories will not only ensure that you have a much more comfortable trip on the water, but also that you come home with all of your gear, still attached to the boat.
Having a rudder installed on your boat will dramatically reduce the amount of effort it takes you to keep the kayak moving in a straight line, and is one of the best kayak fishing accessories that you could install on your boat. By spending less time correcting your boats heading, and more time paddling in a straight line, you are going to get to the fish quicker, and return home, with much less energy being spent than if you were in a short kayak, with no rudder at all.
Next, you are going to want to think about some leashes. Kayak leash accessories are usually made of bungee, but some anglers even use heavy pound test fishing line, to strap their gear down to their boat. Anything that is floating loose should be strapped down, in the event that you flip the kayak over. If you don’t have all of your gear tied down properly, you could be scuba diving for the more expensive items for a few weeks after you have completed your trip. Believe me, this is not fun, at all.
Lastly, think about the type of creature comforts you want on the boat. Things such as GPS, fish finders, and even an extremely comfortable seat will go a long way towards helping you enjoy the day, compared to other kayak anglers that don’t have these simple kayak accessories installed. You can easily improve your trips, by spending just a few hundred dollars. If you are serious about the sport, this is probably one of the best investments you will make, short of purchasing your favorite fishing kayak.
Perception Kayak – Best Fishing Kayaks
Perception Kayak Bimini 15.0 is a highly sought after model, mainly for the length of the boat. Because this kayak comes in at a little over 15 feet long, it provides incredibly straight, and accurate tracking, while minimizing the effort required to propel the boat forward. The Bimini 15.0 weighs in at a hefty 69 pounds, which means that you may end up needing a kayak trailer, or cart to tote the craft from the shore, to the water. This sit on top does provide scupper holes, which will allow you to run a small, fashioned kayak trailer, with a set of wheels, for ease of moving. At only 28 inches wide, the stability on this boat is going to feel much tippier than other, wider models of kayaks.
The Perception Kayak Illusion is slightly shorter than the Bimini, coming in at 14 feet, 5 inches long. This provides as much speed, and gliding distance as the Bimini, but because it is shorter, it’s beam width to length ratio is greatly improved. This means that it is not going to feel near as tippy as the Bimini, but will still provide you with the same amount of speed. It also weighs nearly 12 pounds less than the Bimini, which provides a much easier time moving it around.
If you are looking for a simple pond boat, the Perception Kayak Sundance 12.0 comes in at slightly over 12 feet long, with a 28 inch wide beam. The lower center of gravity provided by sit inside kayaks means that you won’t feel near as uncomfortable while moving around, than a narrow, long sit on top model. At only 49 pounds, this boat is incredibly easy to move around, and the 12 foot length provides reliable tracking, and glide once you have completed your paddle strokes.
Perception Kayaks For Fishing?
While Perception kayaks aren’t typically known for kayak fishing, and they actually don’t even supply any rigging necessary for a great day on the water, through the manufacturer, the fact still remains that you can easily modify these fine boats, for an excellent time, as long as you have the patience, and the ingenuity. We recently did a review on 3 of the best kayak fishing models, that can easily have accessories attached, and be applied to practically any type of fishing that you are going to be doing.
From pond fishing, and slow moving creeks, or small lakes, to saltwater marshes, and even deep sea, offshore saltwater fishing, there is a Perception kayak model available for all types of kayak fishing enthusiasts. Finding these types of kayaks for sale can often be a tough time though, especially if you are determined to find one already rigged, and trying to save money. These criteria present quite a few obstacles, that many anglers are going to find out, is just not available. You can either find a used Perception kayak for sale, that doesn’t have any rigging, or you can find a brand new Perception model, that is fully rigged for kayak fishing.
The length, and width of these boats make them incredibly maneuverable, while still allowing for ample storage space. They are also constructed of heavy duty composite plastics, and even carbon fiber, or kevlar, to increase their durability even further. Cheaper model kayaks will begin fading, and losing their color over time, while the durable plastic that Perception uses for will continue glistening for years to come, even from harsh saltwater and the bright sun abusing it day in, and day out. If you had been on the fence about whether or not to consider Perception kayaks for your fishing purposes, then you may want to think about them again, because they really do the job, well.
Wilderness Systems Fishing Kayak – Fishing Tackle Unlimited
Ruben Garza demonstrating how to use the new “The Ride 135″ fishing kayak. Ruben is the kayak expert at Fishing Tackle Unlimited From www.TexasFishCast.com
Kayak Fishing Classics Is Heating Up With The Gulf Coast Weather
Kayaks sat on the sun-sparkled water. Fishing gear sat at the ready, sitting in the water, calling to the fish. The Florida weather was beautiful and a perfect day for the TenAcious Trout Classic of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS tournament series. New faces joined veteran ones on Saturday, March 27 in the Tampa Bay area to fish the waters and compete in the challenge. The competition was tough, and the winners were greatly rewarded. Tony Lai placed first in both Fly Fishing and Light Tackle divisions. Derick Burgos took second in both divisions. Newcomers Randy Cohen and his son Mack took third and fourth places in the Light Tackle division, respectively. Tony and Derick, who have fished in the ClassicS series tournament before, had nothing but good things to say about the products they won in the previous tournament. Both men liked the Albright Fishing Rods better than previous rods they have fished with. Derick said the rods are constantly accurate, cast easy and are overall great rods. Tony said that the rods catch better and feel nice. Tony used the Riverbum Saltwater Flies and thought highly of their durability. Derick said the flies are of high quality, cast easy, have great action and heed good results. Derick also got many catches, especially trout, with the High Roller Lures. Aqua Design’s camouflage clothing was agreed on by both men to be light and comfortable, and helps to keep them visually quiet. The clothing also dries quickly, which Derick liked because he doesn’t want to be wet while fishing. Derick loves Ocean Waves Sunglasses with the mirrored tint that helps with the glare on the water so that he can see straight through. Tony has yet to order his, but he is excited to use them. The Ice Mule Cooler has held the attention of both men for the quality of the product and its use as a dry bag as well. Derick has used it for its convenience in keeping the fish he catches cold and fresh on his long days fishing when not in a ClassicS Tournament. And if all that wasn’t enough on the water, both men read up on the sport and are impressed with the accurate, good stories inside Kayak Angler Magazine. It’s one of the only magazines either reads. Newcomer Randy enjoyed the tournament and had a lot of fun. He truly appreciated all of the products offered as prizes in the tournament and can’t wait to see how he is going to use them. For more information on the Kayak Fishing ClassicS series tournament, visit their website at www.KayakFishingClassicS.com.
Kayak Fishing ClassicS utilizes college journalism students as staff journalist. Each article will begin with the authors’ name.
Wilderness Systems Ride 135 Sit on Top Kayak Orange, One Size
Product Description
The pontoon-style hull design of Wilderness Systems’ Ride 135 Sit on Top Kayak makes it a stable boat for anglers looking to access sweet fishing spots on the water. The wide, sturdy hull is stable enough for you to stand in while casting to that perfect spot. Although it gives you a solid platform to move around on, the Ride 135 still has the speed to zip by your pals to claim the best fishing hole. TriggerLock foot braces adjust to the right length for your legs, and an adjustable padded back rest adds comfort to the molded seat. The bow hatch has a compression seal to keep water out and your equipment safe and dry. Rod guides molded into the deck keep your rods in place while you paddle. Strap your tank and other fishing accessories in the accessible back well and stealthily make your way toward areas unfishable from land or conventional boats.
Product Features
- Hull Material: High Density Polyethylene
- Length: 13.4ft/405cm
- Width: 32in/81cm
- Weight: 64lb/290g
- Cockpit: 54 x 21.5 in/137 x 54.5cm
- Storage Volume: Bow hatch 237cu in., Tank well 968cu in.
- Maximum Load: 400lb/1490g
- Hatch Type:
- Skeg: No
- Rudder: No
- Recommended Use: Fishing
- Paddler Skill: Beginner to Advanced
- Warranty: Lifetime
Wilderness Systems Ride 135 Sit on Top Kayak Orange, One Size
Kayak Kanopy Shades Kayak Fishing Classics Series
Kayak Kanopy Joins Kayak Fishing ClassicS Series
By Katrinka Swenson
Kayak Kanopy, the maker of a canopy for kayaks, is a proud sponsor of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS tournament.
Melvin Hopkins couldn’t stand the Florida sun beating down upon him while bicycling. Using the knowledge his mother had taught him, he sewed together a cover for his bike.
After a discussion with another biker, the owner of Canoe Outfitters in St. Petersburg, the idea sprung to create the same cover for a canoe. In 2008, a year and a lot of research later, the canopy designed for a kayak launched.
His wife, Linda, helped him to develop the design of the cover. Made from unique parts, handcrafted by Melvin who used to be a welder, the canopy works for all widths of kayaks, and allows for coverage from behind the seat, providing protection for any bags on board. The material used is specially designed for boating, and therefore, can withstand the elements, with an aft window flap.
The coverage from the back of the kayak is exclusive to Kayak Kanopy, as all others are only flat material above the user. Whereas other canopies are nearly impossible to remove while the kayak is in the water, Kayak Kanopy designed their products to be easy to install and to dismantle – even in the water.
The canopy is a great product to aid any avid kayaker in comfort. It protects from harmful and hot sunrays, rain and other natural elements.
For more information about the Kayak Kanopy and the ClassicS, visit their site at http://www.KayakFishingClassicS.com
Kayak Fishing ClassicS utilizes college journalism students as staff journalist. Each article will begin with the authors’ name.
Why We Kayak Fish
Why We Kayak Fish
By Capt. Pat Horrigan
When you think about fishing you realize that there are many forms of the sport. Sight fishing is by far the most challenging approach to be taken. In order to be successful in sight fishing, you must have a stealthy approach or you will do nothing more than spook your quarry. Wade fishing has its’ place for sure but it can be a long walk and as you tire, you are naturally noisier by default. Using a flats boat is very popular and always will be and kayak fishing may not be for everyone as it requires patience. To achieve the most in stealth a quality kayak makes the difference between a long walk and a very expensive flats boat. There are many different fishing kayaks on the market today and that’s great. I looked for a long time for the right kayak to sponsor the Kayak Fishing ClassicS national tournament series. The Freedom Hawk 12 by Freedom Hawk Kayaks packs everything a kayak fisherman needs into a very slick, quiet unit. The biggest advantage yielding feature of the Freedom 12 is the easily deployable outriggers. This feature truly makes it the Stand -Up Kayak Fishing standard on the market. Why is that important? When seated low in a kayak it is difficult to sight fish. Great sunglasses like the Ocean Waves Sunglasses really help however having the ability to stand on a mobile, stable platform is invaluable. The sunglasses are still a must have item and Ocean Waves Sunglasses are the best ,in my opinion.
So now you have a stealthy, stand- up fishing kayak to make the experience better and you can see thru the water like a hawk. That still doesn’t answer why we kayak fish. Before I do that, lets’ add another stealthy approach to the fastest growing water sport in North America. Fly Fishing! Talk about stealth. Fly fishing is so quiet and natural. Light Tackle fishing can be very stealthy as well if done correctly and both are popular ways to fish from a kayak. Albright Fishing Products is the maker of some very fine fly rods and conventional rods. To touch on their fly rods for a moment, we feel that they are the best fly rod on the market today for what we do. That is saying a great deal considering some of the other brands. Tom Brokaw once said “ if fishing is a religion, then fly fishing is high mass.” Fly fishing is a subject for another conversation. Now you are ready to sneak up on the fish. Simply put, Kayak Fishing is extremely challenging and incredibly beautiful. You are on the water surrounded by nature. The fish don’t even know you are there. You lay out a fly and a huge snook charges and takes. If you do that just once, the question will answer itself for you. Many kayak fishermen, and in that I include women of course, also enjoy wade fishing. There’s nothing like a good stretch after a good paddle to your favorite fishing spot. Lets’ talk about that for a minute;
Have you ever heard someone say ‘you have to think like a fish’? To me what that means is what am I doing that triggers a fishes strike or fear responses? I want the fish to strike or take my presentation so how do I trigger the strike response? Or what did I just do that spooked the fish or triggered its’ fear response? One huge factor often overlooked is Visual Quietness. Just what is that? Have you ever been in a swimming pool, underwater and looked up at someone walking around the pool? If not, try it sometime and it will make a believer out of you in what I am about to share with you. In order to better understand Visual Quietness you need to understand Visual Noise. Everything in nature is a blend of many things in nature surrounding it. Wait,..What? For example a bright color on a bird is muted by surrounding dull colors. There are very few birds of a solid, bright color and those that are have developed that for a specific reason in nature. If you look up at someone walking around the swimming pool wearing a bright white shirt you’ll realize just how much that stands out. Or a bright green shirt or black or any solid color just jumps out against the background. If you are in your kayak or doing some wade fishing and you are wearing solid colors, regardless of the color itself, you may as well just go home because every fish in casting distance can see you. Remember, the bigger the fish, the smarter or more experienced the fish is. I never wake up in the morning and say to myself, I think I will go out and catch a small fish today. We fish for big fish because they are more of a challenge and more fun to catch. So why make it harder on yourself. Wearing camouflage clothing that matches the background of where you are fishing makes a lot of sense to me. Let’s take it up a notch. Let’s wear camouflage clothing that matches the background the way a fish see it. Remember how that bright white shirt looked when you looked up form underwater in the pool? It was also distorted and wavy. Here’s the notch; AQUA DESIGN has come up with a camouflage that mimics how the background looks to a fish. That is huge when you think about it.
When you put all of the gear together with a little practice, you have a very Visually Quiet, Stealthy, Stand-Up Kayak Fishing package. In my pursuit of putting together a World Class national kayak fishing tournament series, I searched many equipment manufactures to provide product and expertise for our fishermen. It quickly became evident who made the best gear and why they made it the way that they do. I then pursued those companies as series sponsors. The sponsors that you see involved in the Kayak Fishing ClassicS are not just sponsors. They are the best at what they do and the most qualified in the world to call themselves sponsors of the Kayak Fishing ClassicS. If you take the time to learn about these fantastic people and the products that they make you will walk away with more knowledge of how and why the game is played the way it is. The book is being written on kayak fishing and we want you to be a part of it. Please visit us at http://www.KayakFishingClassicS.com to be a part of it. FishGreen
Kayak Fishing ClassicS utilizes college journalism students as staff journalist. Each article will begin with the authors’ name.
How to build your own Kayak Fishing Rod Holder
Legendary kayak angler Jim Sammons shares the best way to make a ‘Rocket Launcher’ style rod holder to keep your rods out of the salt while you paddle your kayak. For all the latest kayak fishing tips and tricks visit www.kayakfishingtales.com
Harmony Scotty Rodmaster II Rod Holder with Side and Deck Mount
Product Description
Sometimes, simple is best. This is an 8″ (20cm) tube-style rod holder with a removable gimbal pin and fiber-reinforced nylon construction. Complete with combination deck or side mount.
Harmony Scotty Rodmaster II Rod Holder with Side and Deck Mount
How to Choose the BEST Fishing Kayak
When getting into kayak fishing, there are a lot of fishing kayaks to choose from. In this episode, Ken Whiting explains how to select the right fishing kayak for your unique needs.
Kayak Fishing the FLATS
Description
Kayaks are at their most advantageous extreme in the shallow saltwater flats, and that fact comes through very obviously in this video. This is the third video in the Kayak Fishing Revolution Video Series, and it is the most instructional video in the series to date. Capt. Ken meets up with five of the country’s most experienced and knowledgeable shallow water kayak fishermen to present their varying fishing styles, skills, knowledge & perspectives to the kayak fishing community and to anyone considering an entry into this sport. Topics included are — choosing kayaks, customizing kayaks, outfitting kayaks with accessories, finding fish, fighting fish from kayaks, stalking fish in kayaks, presentation to fish from kayaks, fly fishing from kayaks, wade fishing from kayaks, sight fishing, kayak fishing tournaments, saltwater flats ecology, tides, lure & fly selection and secret tips. Watch the advantages of a kayak put to work on many species of fish on both coasts of Florida and Texas, including sharks, tarpon, snook, black drum, redfish, seatrout, ladyfish, and jack crevalle. The kayak fishing expert guest hosts in this video are a diverse and experienced group who are also top kayak fishing guides, kayak fishing tournament champions, outdoor writers, and book authors. As always with this video series, there are exciting, incredible, never before seen, action video sequences that illustrate why we are all attracted to this sport.
Kayak Fishing – October Stripers
Sean White of GWKC.com at Lake Mendocino on Oct. 1, 2006.
Kayak Fishing Anchor Kit
Product Description
Ideal for kayak anglers and small vessels, this anchor kit includes a 2 pound folding anchor, 50 feet of line, and a pulley system, enabling the user to easily deploy the anchor at the bow or stern of the boat for convenient anchoring when fishing or paddling. A drawstring storage stuff sack is included for easy storage of all items.
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VAS Entertainment Paddle DVD – Game On Kayak Fishing
Product Description
Check out this action packed Paddle DVD, ‘Game On Kayak Fishing’.
VAS Entertainment Paddle DVD – Game On Kayak Fishing
How to Install a Kayak Fishing Rod Holder
Rod holders can be easily added to any sit-on-top kayak, and so in this kayak fishing tales episode, pro kayak angler Jim Sammons explains how to iquickly and simply install a rod holder on any sit on top kayak.
Cape Coast Fishing Guide Plus: Kayak Fishing
Cape Coast Fishing Guide Plus: Kayak Fishing
OCEAN KAYAK Fishing Prowler 13 Kayak
Nimble, fast sport kayak is highly maneuverable with plenty of legroom. Its large, oversized tank well easily accommodates a tackle box, cooler, or other necessities. Features molded-in cup holder and a 6″ Cam Lock center hatch with storage bucket for even more options for holding gear Side-mounted carrying handles and Comfort Plus™ seat back add convenience and comfort Also features a large bow hatch, two flush mount rod holders, paddle keepers and a small tackle box. trout trolling West Marine
Harmony Kayak Fishing Tool Bar “Johnny Bar” Black
- Black
- Length: 27-3/4″
- Weight: 1.5lbs (Approx.)
- Fully Adjustable, Totally Removable
- Designed to fit on almost any kayak, Sit-on-top, recreational or touring. It even fits on many doubles.
Product Description
Harmony’s Fishing Tool Bar attaches to your existing kayak rigging, so you can mount your rod holders, fish finders, and other fishing accessories without making holes in your kayak deck. Use your deck pad eyes to attach the Fishing Tool Bar, or thread a leader line through the existing rigging hardware on your kayak deck. Harmony’s Fishing Tool Bar, otherwise known as the Johnny Bar, makes it easy to attach lighting for your night trips and a GPS unit and compass for week-long adventures.
FEATURES:
* Harmony Fishing Toolbar
* Black
* Length: 27-3/4″
* Weight: 1.5 lbs (Approx.)
* Fully Adjustable
* Totally Removable
* Designed to fit on almost any kayak, Sit-on-top, recreational or touring. It even fits on many doubles.
* Part #: 8025104
Harmony Kayak Fishing Tool Bar “Johnny Bar” Black
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