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Kayak: Working the Grass for October Bass
Jessie Diaz covers water from a kayak with topwaters and vibrating jigs, then slows down with Texas rigs and flipping baits as October bass settle into the grass.
Kayak: Summer Sunrise Success on Kenansville Lake
A sunrise frog bite, schools of bait found on side imaging, and an 8.5 pound largemouth made for a memorable summer day on Kenansville Lake.
Kayak Bass Fishing in Florida: The Dog Days of Summer
July and August bring extreme heat and pop up thunderstorms. How to prepare for a summer kayak bass trip, and where the bass go when the water heats up.
Kayak Report: Summer Bass Fishing in Florida
Summer bass fishing in Florida is all about adapting to the heat: topwater at first light, then docks, drop offs, and heavy cover as the day warms up.
Kayak: Silver Water at Sunrise
Brandon Hewlett on kayak fishing the shad spawn: where to find spawning shad, the white lures that match them, and why the first hour after sunrise matters most.
Kayak: Why the Spinnerbait Is Still a Bass Staple
Devin Holbrook finished second in a local kayak tournament throwing a white War Eagle spinnerbait around stumps, and shares the rod, reel, and line he fishes it on.
Kayak: The Kayak Edge During the Spawn
Brandon Hewlett on sight fishing spawning bass from a kayak: a stealthy setup, polarized lenses, smart positioning, and a patient hookset once the fish swims off the bed.
Kayak: Punching Heavy Cover for Big Bass
Devin Holbrook on flipping and punching floating mats and hydrilla from a kayak, the rod, reel, braid, and weights he uses, and the 8.4 pound bass that won him a new kayak.
St. Johns River Forecast: November 2025
The St. Johns River is running high and fast this November. Charlie McCullough on where Derby crappie hold, the best trolling speeds and jig colors, and bass fattening up for the spawn.
Kayak Fishing: The Florida Bass Nation Kayak Series
The Florida Bass Nation Kayak Series runs sixteen tournaments across Florida starting November 1. Blake Abbey explains the TourneyX app, approved measuring boards, and the Catch, Photo, Release format, plus the full schedule.Read the Current Issue
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