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Back to the Swamp - Yellaflies, ‘gators and good times in the Okefenokee
Words and Photos By Chris Funk I was the last of our group to launch into the Okefenokee that morning. I was deep in thought, watching the black water churn around the paddle blades ahead. There was...
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50 Miles on the John Day - Smallmouth bass and a river beatdown
Photo by Jason Arnold This story originally appeared in the Spring 2014 print edition. By Allen Bushnell By now, I’m used to my partner Allen Sansano inviting me on random spur-of-the-moment kayak...
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Off the grid; Kayak fishing Panama - Azuero Peninsula's Tuna Coast
Words & Photos By Chris Holmes “Fish on,” ripped across the VHF. There was no doubt that it was Trevor Promnitz. The old man of the group was also the only one with a distinct South African accent....
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Off the grid; Kayak fishing Panama – Part two - Kayak fishing Azuero...
Morning came and it was time to fish. Each panga carried three anglers and their Hobies in opposite directions. Morgan, Trevor and I spread across the coast hurling giant poppers in hopes of hooking...
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Everglades Tour, Part I
Sunning vultures By Mike Coneen I had just finished paddling the entire 170-mile Indian River Lagoon, and all I could think about is what was next? I NEED MORE. During that trip, John Kumiski (fellow...
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Everglades Tour, Part II
Chickee hut: home away from home. By Mike Coneen –Read Everglades Tour, Part I here Friday morning, we headed out of West Lake and made our way to the Shark Point Chickee, a 12-plus-mile trek. Paddling...
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Big Bass Escapes — Or Does It?
.iframe-container{position:relative;padding-bottom:56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;}.iframe-container>iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;} Chasing a personal best bass in...
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The Hunt For Africa’s Nile Perch
Jim Sammons gives Jamie Simmons a hand with the 45-pound Nile perch Jamie caught. TROLLING AFRICA Nothing comes easy on the hunt for Nile perch Words by Jeff D. Herman Photos By Will Richardson and...
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Nebraska kayak fishing homecoming
Katie Froning with a northern pike from Nebraska’s Pelican Lake. Home Waters Author Thomas Wolfe wrote that you can’t go home again. He probably meant you can’t go home without a kayak. And the...
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Canoe Fishing Paddlers Cover 100 Miles!
.iframe-container{position:relative;padding-bottom:56.25%;height:0;overflow:hidden;}.iframe-container>iframe{position:absolute;top:0;left:0;width:100%;height:100%;} Join kayak anglers Robert Field, Rex...
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Rapid Transit: A Salty Kayak Angler’s First Taste of River Fishing – Wild...
Rapid Transit: A Salty Kayak Angler’s First Taste of River Fishing Wild musky, crashing rapids and wide open scenery on Tennessee’s Caney Fork River By Jarrod McGehee We start by dragging our kayaks a...
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Dodging Drug Deals and Soft Sand to Chase Texas Snook – If you want to fish...
Carlos Villarreal with a South Bay snook. Photo: Rogelio Salazar. Dodging Drug Deals and Soft Sand to Chase Texas Snook By Jeff Herman Mexico is just a few miles south as the sun gets ready to shake...
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The First Fishing Kayaks Come to the White Nile and Lake Victoria – Trolling...
Tough mother scratcher Jamie Simpson stalks the White Nile for big perch Words by Jeff D. Herman and Photos by Will Richardson and Jeff D. Herman I am officially a criminal. I am forging international...
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Kayak Fishing up a Redfish Riot at Old Florida’s Pine Island
Photo: Aaron Schmidt Kayak Fishing up a Redfish Riot at Old Florida’s Pine Island By Paul Lebowitz It’s nearly the magic hour on Pine Island flat. The new moon tide has completed its work. The lush...
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Big Game Fishing, Big Island Style – Riding with the baddest anglers on the...
Riding with the baddest anglers on the world’s biggest ocean By Paul Lebowitz Photos by Aaron Schmidt Andy Cho is in his element, slow-trolling a live bait in 1,000 feet of water. He’s stalking giants...
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Big Game Fishing, Big Island Style (Part Two) – Riding with the baddest...
Riding with the baddest anglers on the world’s biggest ocean Part Two (return to part one) Aaron and I gratefully accept the gift of several of the long, deep green leaves for our own borrowed tandem....
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Tarpon Rich Environment – San Juan, Puerto Rico has night life and plenty of...
WORDS AND PHOTOS By Damon Bungard Bright lights, big city, big fish and big smiles. San Juan, Puerto Rico, doesn’t seem to top the charts for trophy tarpon fishing destinations, but there’s plenty of...
View ArticleSt Johns River Story, Part 1 - Drew Ross and Bart Swab push off on a kayak...
Words and photos by Drew Ross Standing on the wooden dock beside the canal leading to Blue Cypress Lake, I wondered what the future held. The St Johns River was now at our feet and the three of us...
View ArticleLarge Mouth, Small Mouth, Striped Bass and Trout! Ohhh My!! - A photo essay...
Deep down in the heart of Texas is a gorgeous stretch of a river lined with bald cypress trees along limestone banks. This stretch of water holds a vast variety of fish species including the Guadalupe...
View ArticleExplore Brazil: Tropical Fishing and Culture - A photoessay that explores the...
Words and Photos by Scott Myers of Bayou Chronicles Brazil is a special place for me; almost a second home and culture since meeting my wife, a native of Rio de Janeiro, in 2003. Over the years, we've...
View ArticleSt Johns River Story: Part II - Drew Ross and Bart Swab navigate the...
Words and photos by Drew Ross It was 2 am when the ground started to shake. I knew camping on an airboat crossing was a bad idea and now we're all about to get a lesson in parasailing. Then I heard...
View ArticleSt. Johns River Story: Part III - The 310-mile journey approaches its end,...
It had been over two weeks since we left Bart's hunting cabin on January 3rd. The last week had been less than exciting, which we appreciated. The fishing had picked up but was still hit or miss. The...
View ArticleMonsters in the Depths: Mackinaw Lake Trout - Brad Hole explores Lake...
Crescent Lake sits nestled in the mountains between Klamath Falls and Bend Oregon. Anglers from around the region flock to the lake year round for Crescent's popular Kokanee Salmon fishery. But anglers...
View ArticleWaterpalooza 2018 - Hundreds come to be part of one of the biggest outdoor...
Waterpalooza started five years ago when Joel and Janis Martin, a Central Tennessean family came up with the idea to create a community centered outing. They wanted to allow customers to demo various...
View ArticleHunting Rainbow Trout in Washington’s Ross Lake - A kayak fishing exploration...
A kayak fisherman explores trout-filled Ross Lake, a 22-mile long waterway nestled into the North Cascade Mountains and crosses the Canadian border. The post Hunting Rainbow Trout in Washington’s Ross...
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