Eco Fishing Shop Blog

Are you tired of searching YouTube endlessly for a "How-To" video for an issue with your fishing kayak? Have you posted a question to an old forum or customer service that never gets answered? Join an active kayak fishing forum to get tips, troubleshoot or meet kayak anglers like you.   

Challenges often provide opportunities and life isn’t about accepting your circumstances, it is about adapting to them. Eric’s Big Fish 103 has not only provided a way back to health, it has provided an entirely new way to experience the waters he traversed in his boat.

“Can I add a motor to my fishing kayak?” Yes. With brands like Bixpy and Torqeedo, adding a motor to your fishing kayak has never been easier. Learn more about which motor is best for your fishing kayak and how they work.

While there are many options for getting your fishing kayak to the water, none are as versatile or as simple as a kayak trailer. Learn which Malone kayak trailer is right for you and how it will save you loading headaches and give you more time on the water on the water to fish. 

You've seen fishing kayaks and now you are considering buying one, but where do you start? Using our own personal experience as an example, explore what things you should consider when purchasing a fishing kayak for the first time.

Using their patented construction technology, BOTE inflatable kayaks offer durability, versatility and easy transportation. Built to take on all water conditions, your BOTE Zeppelin can tackle any fishing or kayaking adventure.

Finding your fishing targets and hot spots are always a top priority. Garmin provides GPS navigation and fish finders to anglers focused on taking their kayak fishing game to their best level. With a big selection, let's breakdown some of Garmin's lineup.

Versatility is critical with NuCanoe Fishing Kayaks. Any model, any time, NuCanoe kayaks can be paddled, pedaled, or powered. Rig your fishing kayak however you want to fit any level of experience from beginner to professional kayak angler. 

Fishing kayaks have multiple propulsion types: Paddle, Pedals and Power. Pedal kayaks can be either fin or propeller drives and powered fishing kayaks require a battery. With so many options and price ranges, we're here to help kayak anglers break down some of the best pedal and powered kayaks on the market.