One of the many reasons anglers are drawn to kayak fishing is the opportunity to access waters unreachable by a boat under power. This is especially true for inshore saltwater fishing, and a major ...

The sport of “kayak fishing” has exploded in popularity over the past decade here in the Lowcountry. Where once there was only a handful of kayak anglers in our area, now they number in the hundreds — ...

It's not every day that you see a redfish big enough to capsize a fishing kayak. On a sunny day while fishing near bridge pilings, Chesapeake Bay based kayak angler Ethan Sommer was in for an epic ...

I'd tried - and failed - to catch redfish before, once battling a big red for all of 30 seconds before it pulled off in a Boca Grande backwater, and just recently losing another while fishing Tampa ...

On a recent kayak fishing trip to Aransas Pass (A.P.), Texas, I was preparing for the Extreme Edge Kayak Fishing Tournament (EEF). This is a national event and A.P. was the last leg of the Texas ...

Chokoloskee Island is smack-dab in the middle of a kayak fisherman’s nirvana—the western edge of Everglades National Park. Look on a map and you will see literally 10,000 islands surrounded by ...

A kayak fishing trip along the inshore waters leads to nonstop action. Redfish, trout, and sheepshead all make an appearance.

For the fourth week in a row, Georgetown County and the Carroll Ashmore Campbell Marine Complex played host to a large group of anglers eager to fish the waters of the Lowcountry for a bounty of ...