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a kayak angler uses a bump board to measure a fish

Gear

Measure Up Your Catch With The Right Bump Board

Ric Burnley 1

Filleting a fish requires a few specialty tools. Choose a fillet knife with a stiffer blade for removing the meat from the bones and another knife with a flexible blade to skin the fillet. A cutting board made of a marine-grade polymer like Starboard is easy to clean and provides a solid, slip-resistant surface. Wear a rubber-coated glove to hold the slippery fish. Before starting the job, touch up the edge of the blade with a ceramic sharpener. | Photo: Ric Burnley

Tactics & Skills

How To Fillet A Fish In 5 Easy Steps

Ric Burnley 0

a selection of the best backcountry fly fishing gear

Fishing Gear & Accessories

8 Essential Items For Your Backcountry Fly Fishing Trip

Kayak Angler Staff 0

kayak angler fishing with a frabill bearclaw net and a gaff

Fishing Gear & Accessories

4 Great Gaffs And Grippers For Kayak Fishing

Ric Burnley 0

a selection of essential kayak safety equipment laid out on a deflated boat

Fishing Gear & Accessories

Kayak Safety Equipment: 7 Essential Items For Your Ditch Kit

Ric Burnley 3

person sits with a selection of ultralight kayak camping gear

Fishing Gear & Accessories

Best UltraLight Camping Gear For Kayak Fishing

Ric Burnley 0

man on kayak demonstrates how to release a fish properly

Conservation

How To Release A Fish To Fight Again Another Day

Tim Torma 1

angler holds up a fish that has swallowed a hook, which needs to be removed

Tactics

3 Easy Steps To Remove A Swallowed Fish Hook

Ty Southerland 2

man pulls kayak to the water before launching his boat

Rigging

5 Things To Always Do Before The Launch

Kayak Angler Staff 0

a fishing kayak beached on a large rock at the edge of a backcountry lake

Tactics

5 Items On Your Kayak That Can Be Used To Survive

Jack Richland 0

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