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In my last article, I outlined all the reasons why kayak fishing is a great alternative to more traditional ways of getting on the water and catching fish. In this installment, I’ll try to simplify the process of buying a fishing kayak in a world where there are simply too many options. You can search the internet and find a plethora of articles, videos, and reviews on the types and brands of kayaks. These are all great resources, but where to begin?

Have you ever heard about pedal kayaks? We know these drive pedal systems are great innovations with their own pros and cons. But at a premium, is a fishing kayak with pedals worth the price? Let’s look into what these propulsion drives are and how they work.

Kayak fishing is all the rage right now, and it’s for good reason. Kayaks are much cheaper than traditional gas burners, they allow anglers access to some of the most under-fished and remote waters; and they can be rigged with just about any feature a die-hard bass-head can imagine.

Do you have experience in both kayaking and fishing, but not kayak fishing? Are you frustrated by your inability to move stealthily through small waterways because your boat is too large or loud? Here at The Adventure Junkies, we’ve come up with 19 kayak fishing tips every beginner should read.

In less than a decade kayak fishing has become internationally popular. From saltwater coastlines to inland lakes and streams, anglers are catching a wide range of sport fish from kayaks. If you're new to kayak fishing, the following tips will help you paddle your way to great rod-bending action.

Kayaks and fishing. A natural match, right? Still, a boat, a paddle and a rod can be a lot to juggle—and that’s before some pinstriped torpedo otherwise known as a fish starts tearing line off the reel. That heart-pounding moment will be easier to handle with these five essential kayak-fishing skills.

Especially when we are talking about pedal kayaks, price is relative. Considering that there are now $6,000+ options, we have to be sure we have an appropriate baseline.