Certain combinations relate to fun. Baseball and hotdogs, football and tailgating are a couple of common combos that come to mind. Take along a youngster and these sporting events will be times to ...
Late spring sunshine felt warm against my skin while maneuvering the hull kayak to the middle of the glistening farm pond. My fishing vest loosened to fit over a personal floatation device I ...
Have you ever noticed those bright and shiny kids’ kayaks stacked up outside of Walmart during warmer months? I bought one for my son, Jamie, when he turned five last year. They’re so inexpensive that ...
KENTUCKY LAKE — The rivulet that feeds the creek that spills into a bay that’s large enough to swallow 10 football fields before joining this nearly mile-wide reservoir is barely knee-deep, narrow as ...
We asked industry leaders for their thoughts on tariffs, innovation, growing the sport and whether the kayak fishing arms race has gone too far. Here's what some of you had to say. 13 Industry Leaders ...
Kayaks will be the selected mode of transportation this weekend for hundreds of anglers fishing in Grand Isle's Caminada Pass. There is a good reason why kayakers have their sights set on Louisiana's ...
Fishing kayaks today rival the features of larger fishing boats without the major drawbacks. You get to be out on the water, where shore anglers can’t reach, without the major price tag of a bigger ...
Kayak fishing has seen a boon in popularity over the past few years. Less expensive than a conventional boat, these one-person fishing platforms allow anglers to make their way into the skinny water ...
In a fishing-crazy area like the Treasure Coast, one has very few chances to fish what I call "new water." But when Drew Mixon, a Vero Beach tournament angler, and Malcolm Allen, owner of Orchid ...
What: Waterline Sports, Hobie kayak dealership. Where: 1601 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland. Hours: Winter hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday. Tuesdays will be added at the end of May. A ...
As Dave Cisek silently glides along the rivers and streams of Long Island in his kayak, he never knows what will greet him. One day there may be crabs skittering below him, another day striped bass ...