North Carolina offers some of the best rivers, creeks, and lakes to get out and paddle on in the Southeast. There are so many options
When I pack for a kayak trip, there is a list I always run through in my head to make sure I don’t forget the
*** Big thanks to Christin all the way in Germany for contributing this guest post along with all the great photos! *** Given the restraints
**The following is a guest post contributed by a reader and fellow SUP enthusiast** “It is health that is real wealth”. – Mahatma Gandhi Being
*** The following is a guest post contributed by a reader and fellow kayak enthusiast. *** People think of kayaking as a recreational activity or
The following is a guest post from Brad Pickering-Dunn of Watercraft Watch. Kayaking is a great sport and fun activity, but even more so when
** The following is a guest post provided by Robert McLean of Easy Trip Guides ** Kayaking has always been a passion of mine. Not
Kayak fishing is not just for small, local lakes or farm ponds. You can fish from these vessels on almost any body of water ranging
The lake was fishing slow that day. The hot weather had made the bass lethargic and they snubbed their nose at anything in my tackle
Kayak fishing has slowly but surely begun to take over the world of angling. People were tired of having to purchase large, expensive, and heavy
Fisherman are an interesting group of people. For one thing we have a hard time agreeing upon what a fish should be called. Growing up,
The days of the angler loading up his aluminum boat, puttering his outboard motor over to a set of lily pads and dropping anchor are
Why limit your kayaking, paddle boarding and canoeing to the short summer months when you could get out on the water all year long? There’s
I’m pleased to announce a first for my Board and Kayak Life readers: I have accepted my first Guest Post to my blog! Janey contacted
Despite having lived in Montana part-time for 3 years now and traveled to almost all 50 states, surprisingly Oregon was one of the last few
It’s that time of year where the winter weather is wearing thin and people are daydreaming of warmer climates. Spring break is right around the
When you think of Montana, the first things that come to mind are probably its national parks. Yellowstone was the first national park ever created
If you’re like me, then the thought of your typical beach vacation sounds a little…humdrum. Laying on a sandy beach, dripping sweat, binge eating and
It was Memorial Day Weekend and what better way to take advantage of the long weekend than by going on a couple of kayaking excursions?
You’ve got a serious case of itchy feet and are ready to splash some new water with your SUP or kayak. In my 9 years