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Jackson Kayaks – Made in Tennessee, USAA question I get asked all the time is some form of the following. “Are the more expensive name brand fishing kayaks worth the extra cost?” The answer for me is yes. However, I realize that everyone has a different budget and nothing I say here will change that. The best kayak is the best one you can afford and gets you off the banks and o …
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The Nocqua Adventure Gear Pro Power Kit has revolutionized the way I think about powering the electronics on my fishing kayaks. I first saw the kit at the Tennessee Boat and Fishing Expo working alongside Jameson Redding in the Caney Fork Outdoors booth at the show. Jameson was using the Nocqua Pro Power Kit to run his Raymarine Dragonfly fish finder. The kit was supplying e …
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Article Contributor – Logan Ardry, Caney Fork Outdoors Fishing Team MemberTo start things off, you should first ask yourself, “What is a bass pattern?” A bass pattern is simply evidence of repeated bass behavior in a given period of time. What you do with that information will dictate how you form a pattern. Your ability to form a pattern is what separates you from the rest of …
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Recently, I decided to try a new seating configuration on my Jackson Kayak Big Rig. The Elite Seat on the Big Rig is quite comfortable but I wanted to go with a different option. I had seen several people using the 25 quart Orion Cooler as a seating option on their stand up paddle board or SUP for short. Why couldn’t this same set-up work on the Big Rig? The premise …
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Our newest Caney Fork Outdoors Jr. Angler Brayden Pike is a active young man in the outdoors. Brayden holds the rank of Life in his Boy Scout troop and is very active in his church. This young man loves to fish and be outdoors. Brayden had one wish for Christmas 2014. He wanted a fishing kayak. Mike Cooper a good friend of the family decides to see if anyone in the kayak fishin …
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