Fishing kayak

Discover the best fishing kayaks, from sit in kayaks to sit-on-top, and more. Our expert is here to help you make the right pick.

Are you looking to take your kayak fishing to the next level? Check out the top 8 accessories you need for next fishing adventure!

Today’s kayaks are indeed formidable fishing boats. Though diminutive, they have ample tackle storage space and allow anglers to put rod holders and other accessories anywhere they desire. Able to handle almost any electronics from wee LCD sonar units to full-scale GPS/side-scan sonar displays, kayaks can put the angler on fish and fishy structure with style. But sonar and storage are just for starters. Here are six other often-overlooked kayak essentials for your fish-catching machine.

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Fishing kayaks are one of the best ways to fish, and they are simply a blast. If you have been in search of which one…

Check out the Lifetime Tamarack Angler 10 ft Fishing Kayak in Olive Green for the ultimate fishing experience.

We put fishing kayaks to the test to find the ultimate fishing kayak for 2021. With dedicated fishing features only comparable to a full-scale bass boat, the Old Town Sportsman AutoPilot is hands-down the best fishing kayak you can buy. Read more to find out why. #fishingkayak #kayakfishing #kayaking #fishing #sportfishing

Pedal kayaks are great for kayak fishing and for folks recovering from or dealing with chronic upper-body injuries. They allow you to propel your kayak using your legs so that your shoulders do not have to deal with the constant rotation that comes with using the best kayak paddles.

The Hobie PA 12 deploys all the big-boat features on a 12-ft. long platform. Keep a half-dozen rods rigged and ready - ideal for kayak fishing.

The kayak crate. It is probably one of the most coveted pieces of equipment a kayak fisherman can own and for good reason. While most anglers use a standard plastic milk crate, I tend to make mine out of inexpensive and readily available store-bought containers. When I first got into the sport, I used file crates for storage. The problem with these is that the plastic is thin and the crate tends to flex. Zip tie a couple of rod holders to these units and over a short period of time, the…