Julian Thompson 
There are a couple of things that you should take into consideration when you are thinking about your kayak rigging. They consist of safety, reachability, comfort, and accessibility. Safety Shall we talk about safety first? When setting up your new or old kayak, you don’t want to worry about having your safety gear within reach. … Read more
BKC has a wide variety of options to choose from though they are most known for their fishing and pedal kayaks because of their features and low price. I have given a background of the company, described its kayaks, selected five excellent models to choose from, and covered the company’s pros and cons below. What … Read more
Fish finder mount kayaks have changed the game for many kayak anglers, but where exactly should you place your fishfinder transducer? The location of the transducer depends on the kayak you’re using. You could also choose other locations for the transducers as long as it is visible, easy to reach, and safe from harm. Get … Read more
Kayaks aren’t the fastest on the water, but in the hands of an experienced kayaker, they can surprise many. Kayaks typically move at a speed of two miles per hour. This number is the baseline that the average kayaker can reach. In more experienced hands, the average kayak speed is usually 5 miles per hour. … Read more
The Hobie Mirage is among the best kayaks on the market, but where exactly is it made? All Hobie kayaks are created in California, USA. The Hobie Cat sources high-quality yet lightweight materials and assembles them within its California headquarters. Each product is carefully tested and examined before it is distributed to sellers worldwide. … Read more
When you drive with your kayak out on the road, you’ll need to be mindful about attaching it to your vehicle. Cable locks and DIY racks will secure your kayak to a car roof. In general, when you have a roof rack that is either a; crossbar, J-hooks, or any other roof rack, locking your … Read more
When it comes to kayaks, weight capacity is determined by the kayak’s hull shape and size. A prepared kayaker knows beforehand how much gear and human weight the Kayak can hold while keeping it afloat. To ensure your safety, the gear weight in total should be 70% of the Kayak’s weight capacity. That means, if … Read more
People with large houses and extensive storage space don’t have any problem finding space for their Kayaks. But when you live in a small apartment the space is cramped and you have to get more creative. Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered! Here are some tips and kayak storage ideas to store your Kayak at … Read more
A kayak is an efficient way to explore rivers, lakes, and oceans. A day’s worth of paddling usually ranges between 10 and 20 miles. Many beginners may start to ask this question usually. Once you fall in love with kayaking then this question becomes natural. In your vacations or when you have a full day … Read more
Loading a kayak on a rack by yourself can be frustrating. Follow these steps to load your kayak onto the racks of your j-rack. Kayaking is a great way to get your adrenaline pumping. And if you’re a thrill-seeker who wants to get the most out of your adrenaline rush, nothing beats getting your Kayak … Read more
