By : Katie Rojas
Besides water, sunscreen and a life vest, you should have fishing pliers for unhooking your catch, clippers to cut line, and polarized sunglasses to help you see better underwater. A small kayak anchor is also great for keeping you on the best spots. Have a look at our kayak fishing checklist to make sure you're packing everything you need for a great day on the water.
Fishing Pliers, Zebco ROAM Combo, Water Bottle, Flip-Flops, Sunscreen, Waterproof Speaker, Sunglasses, Fishing Line, Line Clipper, Zebco Hat, Life Jacket, Trail Mix, Night Crawlers and/or Jigs, Dry Bag / Phone Case, Different Sized Bobbers, Hooks and Split-Shot Sinkers.
Don’t overload your boat with a big tackle box. Just grab a small tackle tray with a handful of lures. You can catch fish on jigs just about anywhere. Or tie on a crankbait and troll your lure while you paddle.
