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The Malibu Two Tandem Fishing Kayak is among the best sit-on-top fishing kayaks, with capacity for two adults and a child and some neat little features.
Whether you’re hitting the local lake, river or the open ocean, the Brooklyn Tandem Fishing Kayak delivers on all bases. All we don’t like is the name.
The Point 65 Martini Kayak can be used in both solo and tandem formats, thanks to its clever ‘snap-tap’ modular design. If you want one kayak, this is it.
Factors such as durability, value for money and build quality make the Sea Eagle 330 and 370 Inflatable Fishing Kayak stand out among lower end kayaks.
If you’re looking for an alternative to hard-shell kayaks, the ‘Colorado’ Sevylor Inflatable Fishing Kayak is purpose-built for anglers and great value.
Angler-friendly, inflatable kayaks such as Advanced Elements Tandem Inflatable Kayak are edging the conventional kayaks out of the market, for good reason.
From trolling to spinning, we’ll help explain what it all means and what you’ll need…don’t worry – you don’t need a different fishing rod for every style!
There are thousands of fishing reels, but the most popular types can be grouped into fly reels, spinning reels, baitcasting/multiplier reels, centrepins and spincast reels.
This page gives all you need to know about buying a fishing kayak, from the different variants, to accessories, ratings, and even a price comparison table.
This section will guide you through the different types of waders, and should give you an idea of what to look for when you’re in the market for a new set.
For those unfortunate moments when you can’t actually be out by the water, doing what you love, why not get hooked on these great reads?
