Why HOODOO Kayaks? (Compared to Other Brands)
Posted by Forrest on Oct 28th 2024
In the market for fishing kayaks, some of the biggest names are Hobie, Old Town, Jackson, NuCanoe and Native Watersports.So where does a brand like HOODOO fit into the picture, and are HOODOO kayaks worth it?We say yes, and here’s how they stack up to their competitors (with a focus on the HOODOO Impulse 105 as an example).PowerThe HOODOO Impulse 105 Dual Drive Kayak is configurable with a drive s
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Kayak Hunting (for Bushytails) from Your NuCanoe Frontier 12
Posted by Forrest on Oct 28th 2024
Tis the season…to hunt bushytails. You know, limb chicken, chicken of the tree, whatever you call it, most squirrel seasons around the country are open now.And while largemouth and other warmwater fish are catching the chill and slowing down, hunting is heating up - especially with oak, hickory and beech trees dropping their mast.All you need to do (pretty much) is pack a gun, throw on some orange
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16 Fishing Essentials to Bring on Your Hobie Angler Pro 14
Posted by Forrest on Oct 15th 2024
Your Hobie Angler Pro 14 is a rock-solid, ultra stable fishing platform that’s gear for handling, efficiency, comfort, and which has plenty of room for storing the essentials.With that said, here are 16 things you will never want to hit the water without.By the way - these could be considered extras. The obvious things you’ll need, like a rod, reel, current license, and PFD are not covered here.Bu
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7 Reasons the Hobie Lynx Is a Back-Bay Fluking Machine
Posted by Forrest on Oct 4th 2024
If there’s one gamefish that requires anglers to get in the shallow stuff in the back to find the big ones, it has to be summer flounder, also known as fluke to Mid-Atlantic fishermen.Granted, there are some big flatties in the surf, and in the deeper areas of the bay. But there are also doormats in the shallows back there.Now, there are lots of great fishing kayaks in our inventory that make good
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