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As always, Jackson Kayak continuously strives to make innovative and performance based kayaks. Recently, Jackson Kayak has announced the arrival of three new fishing kayaks, the Coosa HD, Kraken and Cuda LT. So what are all of these kayaks, what are their specifications, and what are they exactly designed for? Well, I got all that information and some good pictures just to answer all of your questions.
Read MoreThe Devils River is by far the most pristine, remote, and dangerous river in the state of Texas. For those who are not familiar with the Devils River, let’s begin with the basics.
Read MoreThe Strike King Bitsy Minnow is a great little rascal to have in your tackle box at all times. I have caught many fish on this lure alone, and many different species at that.
Read MoreShot entirely with the GoPro Hero 3 Silver Edition with unique angles, TKFTV Episode 4 is sure to capture some of the harsh Texas landscape. In this episode, I visit the Llano River to go after some Largemouth Bass. The water was really murky for this time of year, but the fishing wasn't lacking any.
Read MoreA Jerkbait can be an absolute deadly lure, find out why I like them and how to use them.
Read MoreThere are many rivers in Texas that I have fished, but quite possibly the most productive is the Llano River. Nearly every time I have travelled to the Llano River I have ended up with a couple of nice bass, and this was no exception. I was especially excited to travel to the Llano River just south of Mason, Texas, as I had never fished this stretch of water, and I had a new fishing pole to try out. I recently noticed a 5' 6" light action spinning rod at a sporting goods store that seemed to be quite on sale. The combo was a Mitchell 300 series combo that I had a Mitchell 310 spinning reel attached to a nice 5' 6" light action rod. Typically, this combo retails for $69.99, but I found it on sale for $34.99. Quite a steal.
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