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Kayak Fishing Tales: In the unfortunate case that you, or someone you're with, ends up hooking themselves, this is a piece of gear that you'll be happy to have on you.

Kayak Fishing Tales: Before you go fishing in rough water, surf or moving current it is important to know how to get back in your kayak after you fall out. This week Ken Whiting shows us the trick to jumping...

Kayak Fishing Tales: Trolling live bait is one of the most effective methods for getting on fish from a kayak, and in this episode, Jim Sammons provides valuable tips on how to make fishing with live bait...

Kayak Fishing Tales: As long as you're prepared for it, there's no reason you can't be out fishing from your kayak in cold conditions. In this episode, Jim Sammons explains how to stay warm and safe when...

Kayak Fishing Tales: World Champion whitewater kayaker and obsessed kayak angler, Ken Whiting, explains how to make a successful kayak launch in a surf zone.

Kayak Fishing Tales: There are a number of reasons to use a baitcaster over conventional spinning reels. In this two part miniseries, Jim Sammons explains why he considers the baitcaster a superior reel,...

Kayak Fishing Tales: There are a number of reasons to use a baitcaster over conventional spinning reels. In this two part miniseries, Jim Sammons explains why he considers the baitcaster a superior reel,...

Kayak Fishing Tales: Flush mount rod holders offer a simple and handy way to carry rods but one of their downfalls (particularly in saltwater) is that your reel sits close to the water and tends to stay...

Kayak Fishing Tales: Placing a crate in the rear tank well is a common technique for keeping waterproof gear close at hand. Kayak Kevin came up with a great technique to raise the crate off the tank well...

Kayak Fishing Tales: The uni knot is one of the better ways of tying a leader to your main line, and in this episode Jim Sammons of La Jolla Kayak Fishing demonstrates how to do so.