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I'm really interested in getting in to kayak fishing. I've been fishing since I was a kid. Fished bass tournaments for a while but kind of want to do something more simple. How long have you been doing it? How big is your kayak? What does a good rig sell for? #newbiequestions
Yea it’s great! Had one of those kayas where the rear splits so you can stand up, it was nice and could bowfish from it too, but was heavy and slow so I got a hobie revolution (13 I think) and it’s great.
Living in Iowa we have good bass lakes but they don’t get huge like down south. Still a lot of fun to have them hit top water! 20” is a large bass here.
Was down in FL and they were talking about this time of year 6-10lb bass are common. A 10lb bass would be a state record here!
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That's a nice setup!
I kayak out my bait when I'm shark fishing :) Penn 12/0 on the beach in a spike, haul my bait out past the breakers and rush back.
We used to use kayaks on the lake growing up though. Lots of fun!

i can't, my tank is not big enough for a kayak
I just looked and you have so many bodies of water around you. You don't know what your missing out on! :)
That's unfortunate! I'm allergic to mammal meat, so I sort of understand your pain. (Except reefing doesn't try to kill me)accept the fact that i am mildly allergic to fish... LOL go figure that one!
sometimes get slight hives and redness on my arms when i work on the tank
A hobie Revo is going to be the next one I purchase. I'm hoping to do some saltwater fishing from it.
You will love it... I have a Hobie Revo rigged with a Humminbird sonar/GPS and absolutely love it!!! Not being tied to a paddle while casting is a game changer for yak fishing. I fish the Long Island Sound for striped bass during the season. Here in the Northeast, we use a method called the “tube and worm” and it’s absolutely deadly. You’re essentially trolling a length of surgical tubing tipped with a sand worm and stripers absolutely crush it. It’s some of the most violet strikes you’ll ever feel from a yak and if a cow hits, be prepared to go on a sleigh ride!

Pretty cool rig! :)