Pike on the Fly – October 2017

by simonmuller | Nov 6, 2017 | Austria, Event Coverage, Events, Fishing, Internationalisation, Tournaments, Uncategorized

Pike Flyfishing in Karlskrona Sweden in October 2017 – Simon Mueller  ...

Rush Filming

by sagedonnelly | Nov 6, 2017 | Antix, River Running, rivers, Video, Whitewater, WW Disciplines

My summer has been crazy, hectic, and non stop. I finished the Colorado tour with the GoPro Mountain games and was on the first flight I could get to Europe. I was in Bratislava, Slovakia for 10 days before flying back to California to meet Rush Sturges to film a...

Going With the Flow

by teamjk | Nov 5, 2017 | Fishing, Fishing Subjects, Fly Fishing, Tripper 12

I decided to scout a new flow with a paddle up from a popular recreational launch. This flow is known for large bass 50 miles downstream, but would it still hold good fishing in an area mostly known for canoes and pleasure boaters? I dropped my trusty Tripper 12 into...

How to Be Smooth

by katiejackson | Nov 4, 2017 | Antix, Creeking, Instructional, River Running, rivers, Whitewater, WW Disciplines

According to wikiHow, to be smooth with the ladies you need to be playful, stay effortlessly in control of the situation, keep your reactions low-key, casually initiate affection, and be funny. I googled “How to be smooth” in hopes of finding a funny opening, but some...

Taking Home the Win

by Roberto Briones | Nov 4, 2017 | Canada, Event Coverage, Fishing, Fishing Tournament, Internationalisation, Tournaments, Wrap Ups

Being heavily involved in the kayak fishing community has its perks.  As a Jackson Kayak Regional Team member I have gotten to know so many individuals who I now call friends. One of such individuals and avid kayak angler, teammate and a great human being, called...

*Video* Fly Fishing tip to free a snag

by Drew Ross | Nov 3, 2017 | Fishing, Fishing Subjects, Fly Fishing, Mayfly, Video

If you throw streamers and fish around cover you’re eventually going to catch a snag. Here’s a quick tip to help you free some of those snags while you’re fly fishing without having to go grab...

Loss and Victory at Sickline

by Dane Jackson | Nov 3, 2017 | Creeking, Event Coverage, Events, Nirvana, rivers, Trip Reports, Trips, Whitewater, Wrap Ups, WW Disciplines

// November 03, 2017 Loss and Victory at Sickline From the moment I had the Nirvana in my hands I could only think about one race, and that was SIckline. I just knew that the Nirvana was gonna be the boat to really give me the best chance at taking that title. Right...

Kayak Fishing Simplified

by Jake Horne | Nov 2, 2017 | Fishing, Fishing Subjects, Freshwater, Lure reviews, Rigging

This year I really decided to dedicate some time to learning rivers and new bodies of water. In doing so I’ve found that simplicity is the best medicine when it comes to learning new water. The first thing I needed to do was pick a kayak that was versatile. I found...

I’ve never really thought of myself as a guide

by Chris Ritchie | Nov 1, 2017 | Fishing

I’ve never really thought of myself as a guide. Let me start off by saying that. I can catch fish, sure, but I have never really thought of myself as an elite fisherman. Little did I know, that was not the most important part of being a guide. This summer, I journeyed...

Nirvana Review

by tylerbradt | Nov 1, 2017 | Creeking, Nirvana, Reviews, rivers, Trip Reports, Trips, Video, Whitewater, WW Disciplines

// November 01, 2017 Nirvana Review After a full five months paddling the Nirvana in all kinds of situations I finally feel ready to write a review of this boat. My first time ever paddling the Nirvana was on the North Fork of the Payette five days before the infamous...

Why I fish

by Roberto Briones | Oct 31, 2017 | Canada, Fishing, Fishing Subjects, Internationalisation, Mayfly

Today someone asked me why I spend so much money on fishing gear if every fish that I catch I let go.  It took me a while to think about the complicated answer and then I said: I don’t fish for a living I fish because… It is there where I talk to the...

Spooky and Creepy Sightings White Salmon River

by heatherherbeck | Oct 31, 2017 | Creeking, Internationalisation, rivers, United States, Whitewater, WW Disciplines

Nothing brings out the creepiest, scariest, spookiest and most creative costumes EVER, then the Annual White Salmon River Halloween Paddle.    Paddlers came from all over to participate in this year’s festivities.  Costumes ranged from mummy’s, to...