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Kayak Fishing

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Flounder Fishing in North Carolina – Taking Advantage of a Short Season

Flounder are a favorite fish to catch for many in North Carolina. They fight har once they realized they’ve been hooked, and they also taste great. However, it is such a short season you have to be ready to take advantage of the limited time each year.
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Best Ways to Store Your Kayaks in the Garage

Kayaks are one of the absolute best ways to get out on the water and start fishing at a reasonable cost. However, they are also bulky and difficult to store. Check out the best garage storage for kayaks that includes wall, rack, ceiling, upright, and custom solutions!
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How To Find Kayak Fishing Spots

So you got a new or used kayak but now you need to know how to find kayak fishing spots. We’ve all been there, part of the sport of kayak fishing is finding fishing destinations other people haven’t or couldn’t get to before. That’s half the fun! Learn about how our team at BassGrab finds their favorite kayak fishing launch spots.
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How to Catch Gar

Gar are an oddly designed, yet very powerful fish that can run and jump like tarpon and pull line like bull reds. Landing a spotted gar is really one of freshwater fishing’s most exciting challenges. These fish look slow and calm when they’re suspended in still water, but I can guarantee they’ll give you a ride once that hook is set!
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Kayak Fishing Clothes – A Guide On What To Wear

What to wear kayak fishing isn’t really on the top of my list when I’m planning a trip, but having the right gear to make sure you stay safe and comfortable can make or break your day on the water. The best part of shopping for kayak clothes is it means you’re going out fishing soon.