5 Kayak Core Exercises for a Powerful Midsection That Performs on the Water and Profile’s off the Water Hello my fellow Kayak fanatics and enthusiasts. One of my favorite things… The post 5 Kayak Core Exercises appeared first on The ACK Blog.

It’s only been 10 short days since our last event, and I still can’t stop thinking about how epic that lake is. Choke Canyon has never disappointed as we get… The post KATS Blog # 4 — Choke Canyon Reservoir appeared first on The ACK Blog.

The 2020 calendar year was coming to an end. New Year resolutions were being shared on our private Facebook page; composed of ACK Fishing and Syndicate team members. Mostly the… The post The Resurrection – A KATS Saltwater Story appeared first on The ACK Blog.

Recap of KATS Freshwater Event #4 at the Fayette County Reservoir. Our anglers smashed them even with the high winds and waves they encountered during the day. Our next event will be June 19th at Lake Travis. Head over to www.ackkats.com to get registered for the event! The post 2021 KATS #3 – Fayette County Reservoir appeared first on The ACK Blog.

Days are longer, weather is warmer, and bass fishing is back in full swing! Spring has finally sprung and the bass spawn is on which means great opportunities to catch… The post Targeting Bass in the Spring appeared first on The ACK Blog.

When the Ice Thawed It’s late February. It is supposed to be the start of pre-spawn fishing. Instead, much of the United States is covered in ice, on two separate… The post When the Ice Thawed appeared first on The ACK Blog.

 Hello fellow paddlers my name is Luke Prentiss, I am a 24-year fitness professional, a Veteran of the US  Coast Guard, and a lover of kayaking and all things kayak… The post Four Major Benefits of Kayak Strength & Fitness   appeared first on The ACK Blog.

KATS Event #2 – O.H. Ivie I’ve been trying really hard to start writing this without jumping immediately into the food at Concho Park Marina, so we’ll get back to… The post KATS Event #2 – O.H. Ivie Recap appeared first on The ACK Blog.

I have been exploring the Texas Hill Country rivers and have yet to be disappointed. Most of these rivers are spring fed and run through beds of limestone which actually… The post Hill Country Paddling appeared first on The ACK Blog.