We get it – when it comes to kayak fishing, there’s a lot of gear involved. It can seem like they have so much stuff already, and you don’t want to get them something they already have or are never going to use.

With winter on its way it is time to think about storage solutions to keep your outdoor gear warm and cozy during its cold weather hibernation.

In this blog, Ryan from Bending Branches will be going over the basics of paddling a kayak. He will be covering, hand positioning, basic strokes, and what it means to 'feather' your paddle!

Kayaking is a great way to relax out in nature, but there’s nothing less relaxing than figuring out how you’re going to get your kayak down to the water.

I'm sure I don't need to remind you, but it is incredibly important to keep water with you while kayaking. This blog will go over three of the most popular methods of hydration for paddlers, and hopefully, help you figure out which is right for you.

Getting your kayak to the water can often be the biggest hassle when trying to get some paddling in. Luckily, there are multiple options that should make this process easier for you. We want to give you a quick overview of tying your kayak down to rooftop cradles and hopefully help you take some of the stress out of transporting your kayak.

Let’s talk about the best ways to keep you in that hotspot while fishing.  As a Hobie Pro-Staffer, I’m here to help you discover the best anchor option for your…

Hi there fellow adventurers! I’m Brysen Trenasty, a proud member of the Hobie Fishing Team. I hope everyone is having a great summer so far! I wanted to share some…

Whether you're looking to keep live bait fresh or a 12-pack cold, the main factors you want to take into consideration when choosing a good kayak cooler is size and shape. That simply means you're looking for a smaller cooler that'll fit on your kayak comfortably.