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Paddler or Angler?

Paddler or Angler?

Since I can remember I have loved fishing and paddling, but had not combined to two until I was introduced to Jackson Kayaks in 2012 by my local Jackson Kayak Dealer MEFCOR Outdoors.  After getting a Jackson Coosa it became very apparent to me that you could...
Winter Blues Buster

Winter Blues Buster

If you’re like me and live in the north, it gets cold.  Not just “where do the fish go when I’m paddling in the cold”, but the “Oh look! There’s 32 inches of ice over my favorite lake” kind of cold.   Its one the biggest issues facing kayak anglers in the...
Legends of the Fall

Legends of the Fall

Now before you start thinking I’m a Brad Pitt fan, I’m not. It just so happens that I was thinking about what lures I use to try to entice slow-to-bite or lethargic smallies in cold autumn water. Well when I was researching a little, I found lots of videos that people...
Way down yonder…

Way down yonder…

Welcome to bass fishing in Georgia. We’ve got all the big hitters – Northern and F1 strain largemouth, smallmouth, Kentucky and Alabama spots. We’ve also got the bass we brag on down here – the Shoal bass. But we’re so much more than that –...
The Coosa…Jackson’s Forgotten Gem

The Coosa…Jackson’s Forgotten Gem

As Jackson’s first fishing specific kayak, the Coosa took the paddlesports world by storm. It had everything a fisherman wanted; the industry’s first high-low seating, ample storage, supreme maneuverability, and great stability. However, in recent years the original...
Creeks & Geeks

Creeks & Geeks

Accessibility is one of the many advantages of kayak fishing. There are miles and miles of fishable creeks around the Austin area, most are not available to boaters or even bank fisherman. Check out the video to see some adventures had while floating down Onion Creek...
Chipola River: In Search of Shoal Bass

Chipola River: In Search of Shoal Bass

Last fall I had the golden opportunity to take an amazing kayak fishing float down a section of the beautiful Chipola River in Northwest Florida. It is incredibly scenic, biologically diverse and fed by 63 springs. I had been dying to kayak fish it since my first...
Tournament Prep

Tournament Prep

There is a high number of tournmament fishing kayak anglers and that number is ever increasing. With that increase comes a need to find the competitive edge and it all seems to boil down to how much time you spend in your pre-tournament preparations. I...
The OG Coosa

The OG Coosa

The original Coosa is still one of my favorite kayaks from the Jackson Kayak lineup. It is light and handles great in swift water. The large front hatch allowed you to store rods, camping gear and much more. It was one of the very first kayaks to feature a high and...
Fishfinder setup on the Coosa FD

Fishfinder setup on the Coosa FD

When installing a fishfinder on your Coosa FD the first step is determining which side of your kayak you want to have the screen mounted. I like to land my fish on the right side, so I mount my accessories on the left side. If you are running a larger screen the track...