Shallow Water Kayak Fishing = Big Bass

Yes, our previous post was a picture of a nice bass, BUT we have better news...there is video to go along with the picture!! Spring is near so we hope this gets everyone pumped for some kayak fishing! I know we are ready!

Be sure to check out the picture from our previous blog post.
GaKayakFishing.com - Shallow Water Bucketmouth

You can read the article on Kayak Angler Magazine via the link below.
Kayak Angler Magazine - Shallow Water Bucketmouth

Grip and Grin: Shallow Water Bucketmouth | Kayak Angler Magazine | Rapid Media

Craig M. caught this bass in a secluded area of a local lake

Grip and Grin: Shallow Water Bucketmouth | Kayak Angler Magazine | Rapid Media

Check out the link above for the full story behind this bucketmouth bass!

New Video

We did a new short video for you all in anticipation of this coming fishing season. This is some footage from last year that we didn't use. We hope you you all enjoy it!

Mystery Tackle Box (Big $ bait VS cheap bait)

Sorry we've been MIA. Both Teg and I have had a lot going on in our lives and just haven't had time to do much with the blog. Trust me though, we've been talking about it a lot and have been desperate to get back to it. With that said, I've done a video review on my new subscription to Mystery Tackle Box. I tried to do something different that in hopes you all would find it interesting.

Be sure to give us some feedback either on the blog or on our YouTube channel.

How Matt setup his kayak (Jackson Cuda)

Hey everyone!

Many of you have asked us about how we setup our kayaks for fishing, where do we put and hold our cameras, rods, baits, etc. To help answer your questions I did a walk through video of my Jackson Cuda 14 setup in my yard just how I would go out on the water. If there's something I've missed or something you want me to be more detailed on just let us know in the comments and we'll see what we can do.

As a special treat, you all know GaKayakFishing loves to throw plastics, so I answer how I store and organize my plastics in my kayak. I think this is something I'll readdress and go deeper into if there's enough interest from y'all so be sure to comment and let me know.

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Depth Finder/Trandsducer Install on Ascend FS12T (Thru Hull)

Ready for another custom mod to add to your kayak? We’ve shown you how to install a transducer through a scupper hole (Jackson Cuda thru Scupper transducer install) and now we are going to show you how to add a through hull transducer and depth finder to your kayak. More specifically we will be doing the install on a 2011 Ascend FS12T.

First off lets talk about what you’ll need for the install.

We won’t go into detail about buying a depth finder on this post. If you’ve found your way to this post most likely you have already purchased one and are ready to move on to the install. Just so you know, I will be installing an Eagle Fish Finder 180.

As mentioned before, the kayak we are using for the install is an Ascend FS12T from Bass Pro. Don’t let that stop you from using these instructions as a guide for installing the thru hull transducer on another brand or model kayak. The way we are installing the transducer will work on just about any kayak.

Here’s a list of what you need for the thru hull transducer install and Depth Finder mounting:

GaKayakFishing.com featured on Kayak Angler Magazine website

Today GaKayakFishing.com's Craig Mathews and Matt Tiffany were featured on Kayak Angler Magazine's website (link below).

It all started with a request for a retweet and next thing you know Matt was contacted by Ben Duchesney of Kayak Angler Magazine. Ben was wanting to know more about the two Georgia anglers who make up GaKayakFishing.com. He was interested in knowing more about their latest video (Episode 2).

Check out the article here, and then please tweet, like, and share it along with the new Episode 2 video.

Let's continue to bring more attention to this great sport we all love! 

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