Great video. I would add a First Aid Kit, I definitely needed it when I accidentally got a lure stuck in my hand. Next dry bags for an extra change of clothes, rain gear, etc. A kayak leash which you can use to tie your kayak to a bush when "nature"calls. Finally, a kayak knife, which you mentioned in another video.
@@rosscampbell4884 I only use a paddle leash when fishing rivers. My paddles float, so I can easily retrieve them on the lake. But yes, I would turn around and go home to get the paddle leash if I forgot it when river fishing. I can't count the times my paddles and I were separated on a flowing river.
Look up 'portable multifunctional Unisex urinals for long distance driving' for those 'nature calls' trips, and you won't have to go ashore, and can fish uninterrupted. They're cheap and can take up to 750 ml, when fully extracted. You won't even have to get off your butt.
I fell in love with the sport last summer when I purchased my first kayak, I've now upgraded from a Tamarack pro to a big water 132. I found this video to be very informative and the magnetic dish is a genius idea. Thank you very much!
I don't have a kayak . . . yet. But love these kinds of videos talking about what I really need to also be thinking about. Love that first on your list was a PFD! Great video. Thank you!!
I made rod floats out of 1/2" x 6' pipe insulation ($3, enough for 4-5 rods) & velcro cable ties I already had. I went from the top of the reel seat to the first guide & tapered it off. Can confirm they work because I "tested" one this past weekend :D
Great video! 15:30 A one or two foot length of heavy chain is a superior anchor. It's flexible, doesn't hurt as much if you drop it on yourself, stores and stashes easily and is really cheap!
With a chain, you can also pull it up short so that just the end is on bottom, and use it as a drag chain, plus it's way easier to pull up that pretty much any anchor...I leave mine rigged through the anchor trolley, so when I'm ready to move on downstream, I just pull it up, and it's already in place when I'm ready to drop it again, without hanging up on anything or knocking on the kayak. Zip-tie it into a piece of bicycle innertube and small sticks or limbs, etc. can't foul you up by sticking through the chain links. Stay Safe!
I've been kayak fishing for a while now but you have just introduced me to a couple of items I didn't know I needed. Here I come Amazon. Thanks for the video.
That magnetic tray idea is fantastic ! Harbor Freight is a good cheap source for them. I would also recommend having a fixed blade knife somewhere on your body. Even with a PFD on its not unusual to get tangled up in weeds or heavy fishing line if you go overboard or tip.
Great video ... my wife will probably hate you for this. 😂 As a 1st time kayak owner, I knew these things in the back of my mind, but it’s great to have a list of “needed” to work on.
I have to watch this in the garage, while organizing my gear for tomorrow's first outing on my slayer max 10! 😂 She knows I "need" a few other essentials for "safety" purposes but man...that CC is about to get a workout at fisherman's warehouse tomorrow
Great list. I have the NRS boots and Chinook vest and money well spent. My favorite accessory is the yak attack anchor trolley. I don’t have a power pole or spot lock so the anchor trolley is a must have for fishing.
Good list. I have trouble cutting braid with pliers, so I added a retractable set of braid scissors from Rapala. Also, I fish in Florida, so I always have bug repellant and sun screen in my kit.
Solid list… The one thing I’ve been holding off on is the depth / fish finder. I know it’s going to be a bit of research on my end. Now that I bought the Old town PDL I feel like it’s going to be a big project to install one. We will see 🤙🏻
Thanks for watching my friend! A fish finder opens so many opportunities. I was intimated at first with the logistics of running the wires, getting the right finder, the right mounts, etc but once I dove in, it really wasn’t so bad. I posted a video of my finder set up last year, hopefully it’s helpful 🤙🏽
Also, get one with Down Imaging. Hummingbird sells the Piranha max 4 for $170 and it has down imaging, WAY better than regular SONAR but not super expensive.
@casey360360 still a good option? I'm just getting into Kayak fishing and haven't looked into sonar myself. But I Googled the piranha max 4 you brought up, and it's only $100 now. If it's still a good option I'll pick it up and start learning lol
Great list. When it comes to the net I'd say you specifically want a RUBBER net. Less hook snags and safer for the fish. I definitely need to get the phone tether. Rod floats??? Why would I need those? 😂🤦♂ Another sold video, Jay. All you make are bangers. You are my hero.
In the ad for the kayak cart you have, they strap two of them to a Kayak and dude RIDES HIS KAYAK DOWN A HILL INTO THE WATER. That ad alone made me wanna buy the damn cart!
Great list. I use some of these or a version of it. You can always add more. Sadly, about 2 weeks after watching this video, I was out on my kayak fishing and lost a rod while unhooking a fish. Wish I had those rod floats. I now have them on my rods. I made my own for under $6.
Thanks for sharing this information. I noticed that you have a pair of long pants that you wear at times. Do you have any suggestions on what works best for you?
Thanks for watching Philip! I use Under Amour compression pants under my shorts in the summer. Keeps you cool and covered from the sun. Here’s the link I used to buy mine: amzn.to/43cEGvH
I use a fishing* magnet for my anchor, its heavy and works great as an anchor,. Once and a great while I pull up something interesting. I also have one of those claw like anchors to attach to brush for river/creak fishing. Dedicated knife for slitting gills permanently tethered with 520 cord. Note, if you get a net or a paddles with a ruler printed on it, you dont have to lug around ketch board. I also bring a frozen plastic bottle of water or two in those thick grocery plastic bags.. it dubs as a refreshment, and a cooler for the trip home. Also if you rock a sitin like I do, you want a sponge, and a modded milk jug for bailing water and wizzin in. Snacks!
C tug is a great kart. Very easy to put on and remove from your boat while its still in the water. roll into the water, roll out of the water. A lot of cheap karts are almost impossible to put on in the water especially in a current .
I make my own pole floats. Just cut section of pool noodles. A strip of velcro round. A little bulkier but I don't feel bad putting the hook in the noodle.
Great ideas, you can minimize a bit with a net that incorporates scales. Two useful items in one. To be fair I only fish for trout from my kayak down here in New Zealand.
I normally don't comment on youtube videos, but man, your seperation and organization of the videos plus the amazon links - absolute money. Appreciate the work you put into all of it!
Number 26, a Swiss Army Knife! The Climber is one of the best to get. The corkscrew and hook comes in handy to pick out backlashes and wind knots in line. I use the scissors to cut line, and the blade occasionally comes out to cut a branch to retrieve my stuck bait from a low hanging tree limb. Honestly there’s too many uses to list them all.
Real helpful video. I live in San Diego I plan to buy an Old Town 106 with a Minkota powered unit any chance you know what kayak dealer in southern California that I can ship my kayak to me or have Amazon ship it to me. Also best place to take my electric unit for repairs. Thank you for any helpful hints Joey .
I got lucky and got a purple off marketplace for free! OMG! The best. Tall people may not like it as much because it's about 3-4" tall. I'm only 5'1" and love the extra height. Brings my back up to the seat back in the right spot.❤
Thanks Peter! It does rust a little and that’s just with freshwater so I’d imagine it would rust with saltwater. But you could always add a layer of plastidip or rubber paint to keep it protected.
Expect to spend about 1k. Hit up marketplace and maybe find a deal. Chances are you'll need a 12ft so expect them to be heavy and bulky without dropping some coin. I have a big fish 105 and is very stable and relatively light, its just hard/slow to paddle
i love the video and it’s very helpful, however, if you have boots on and flip off your kayak or fall in water will get sucked into your boots making it very hard to stay afloat and making them almost impossible to take them off.
These boots are tight against the calf and they don’t weigh you down if wet. The water inside the boots weighs the same as the water outside the boots so it won’t pull you under.
Awesome! Actually gave me some items I overlooked. I have a problem. I have a Hobie single AI mirage. I am not going to sail it anytime soon. I don’t use my pedal drive because that’s where my dog sits under canopy. Ok here is my dilemma Finding the dreaded trolling motor, mount, and battery Seems like nothing is out there and can’t find simple instructions or mounts Secondly fish finder set ups are new and confusing to me, transducers, arm, etc., how it powers, seems like Amazon gives confusing reviews and instructions leaving out important stuff Any advice? Is it taboo to use trolling mounts and trollers?
Thanks for watching! Trolling motors can be put on almost any kayak. I couldn’t tell you the exact mount to use since each kayak is different. All depends on where you want to mount it (bow, stern or side). I’d recommend you get out a Facebook group such as DIY Kayak Rigging, Kayak Fishing Dads or Kayak Bass Fishing. Lots of good info on there.
Great list. There are a few more items that work for me. A small dry bag I can put my keys, wallet and phone in. A first aid kit. In cold weather, an emergency clothes kit in case of a capsize. A sponge for sopping up water and mud from the floor of the kayak. A pair of scissors. I like the Fiskars kids scissors for about $2. A stand assist strap. I’m a paddle kayak guy and an Anchor Wizard was a game changer for my fishing.
Floating or thethered waterproof box/bag for keys, wallet, fishing license, etc...first aid kit, polarized sunglasses, sun screen, sponge, whistle. A whistle might be required by law in your area, inquire.
If you're looking at the purple cushions.... you really don't need the big one. The double would be great and even the single one would be fine. I think the huge one for gamers and truckers is a bit over kill.and it is kind heavy and bulky. The double would fit nicely.
One of the most common mistakes with decking out a Kayak is putting too much stuff in the thing, making the Kayak very heavy. Keep it simple and keep it minimal.
I'm just getting into kayaking. A stupid question do I need to get two separate batteries one for the trolling motor and one for the fish finder or can I run them both off of the same battery sorry about the ignorance
That extra butt cushion is the real deal. I use a cheap square throwable PFD from Wally World on my seat. Extra floatation ☑️ Extra butt support ☑️ Sit 2-3” higher ☑️
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Great video. I would add a First Aid Kit, I definitely needed it when I accidentally got a lure stuck in my hand. Next dry bags for an extra change of clothes, rain gear, etc. A kayak leash which you can use to tie your kayak to a bush when "nature"calls. Finally, a kayak knife, which you mentioned in another video.
Great suggestions Jose! Especially the first aid kit. Thanks for watching my guy!
Knife
As a paddler I find a paddle leash is a must when fishing
@@rosscampbell4884 I only use a paddle leash when fishing rivers. My paddles float, so I can easily retrieve them on the lake. But yes, I would turn around and go home to get the paddle leash if I forgot it when river fishing. I can't count the times my paddles and I were separated on a flowing river.
Look up 'portable multifunctional Unisex urinals for long distance driving' for those 'nature calls' trips, and you won't have to go ashore, and can fish uninterrupted. They're cheap and can take up to 750 ml, when fully extracted. You won't even have to get off your butt.
I fell in love with the sport last summer when I purchased my first kayak, I've now upgraded from a Tamarack pro to a big water 132. I found this video to be very informative and the magnetic dish is a genius idea. Thank you very much!
That’s great to hear! It’s amazing how quickly kayak fishing gets a hold of someone. Happened to me quickly too!
Thanks for watching my friend!
There are only a couple of items I thought you missed. You gotta have a whistle and I feel a first aid kit with you on the yak always! Great video.
100% agree on those two items Terry! Thanks for letting me know 💪🏽
I have a parachord bracelet that doubles as a whistle/compass. Ended up tying it off to the Kayak and just leave it there lol
I don't have a kayak . . . yet. But love these kinds of videos talking about what I really need to also be thinking about. Love that first on your list was a PFD! Great video. Thank you!!
Thanks for watching! Appreciate you!
I made rod floats out of 1/2" x 6' pipe insulation ($3, enough for 4-5 rods) & velcro cable ties I already had. I went from the top of the reel seat to the first guide & tapered it off. Can confirm they work because I "tested" one this past weekend :D
I used the pre-made ones and my line kept hitting it. I'll try this, thanks!
Great video! 15:30 A one or two foot length of heavy chain is a superior anchor. It's flexible, doesn't hurt as much if you drop it on yourself, stores and stashes easily and is really cheap!
Great idea! Thanks for sharing and watching!
With a chain, you can also pull it up short so that just the end is on bottom, and use it as a drag chain, plus it's way easier to pull up that pretty much any anchor...I leave mine rigged through the anchor trolley, so when I'm ready to move on downstream, I just pull it up, and it's already in place when I'm ready to drop it again, without hanging up on anything or knocking on the kayak. Zip-tie it into a piece of bicycle innertube and small sticks or limbs, etc. can't foul you up by sticking through the chain links. Stay Safe!
@@DEADorALIVEkayaking love this idea, thank you!
@@swotatot my pleasure! 😊
The magnetic parts dish is genius
I've been kayak fishing for a while now but you have just introduced me to a couple of items I didn't know I needed. Here I come Amazon. Thanks for the video.
That magnetic tray idea is fantastic ! Harbor Freight is a good cheap source for them. I would also recommend having a fixed blade knife somewhere on your body. Even with a PFD on its not unusual to get tangled up in weeds or heavy fishing line if you go overboard or tip.
The magnetic tray can also be found at most auto parts stores.
Great video ... my wife will probably hate you for this. 😂 As a 1st time kayak owner, I knew these things in the back of my mind, but it’s great to have a list of “needed” to work on.
I should include a “buy at your own risk, don’t try this at home” tag in the beginning of my videos 😅 Glad it was helpful man. Thanks for watching!
I have to watch this in the garage, while organizing my gear for tomorrow's first outing on my slayer max 10! 😂 She knows I "need" a few other essentials for "safety" purposes but man...that CC is about to get a workout at fisherman's warehouse tomorrow
Just got my first kayak. THANK U for this video. Several items I'll need to pick up to dial in what I need
Congrats on the new kayak! Welcome to the club!
Great list. I have the NRS boots and Chinook vest and money well spent. My favorite accessory is the yak attack anchor trolley. I don’t have a power pole or spot lock so the anchor trolley is a must have for fishing.
Thanks for watching Mike! I might be throwing the anchor trolley on soon. Hoping to do more river fishing this year.
Good list. I have trouble cutting braid with pliers, so I added a retractable set of braid scissors from Rapala. Also, I fish in Florida, so I always have bug repellant and sun screen in my kit.
Good call Mike! Thanks for watching!
Solid list… The one thing I’ve been holding off on is the depth / fish finder. I know it’s going to be a bit of research on my end. Now that I bought the Old town PDL I feel like it’s going to be a big project to install one. We will see 🤙🏻
Thanks for watching my friend! A fish finder opens so many opportunities. I was intimated at first with the logistics of running the wires, getting the right finder, the right mounts, etc but once I dove in, it really wasn’t so bad. I posted a video of my finder set up last year, hopefully it’s helpful 🤙🏽
Rivets are your best friend for mounting. Cometic Fiber gasket making kit is excellent for waterproofing, light silicone on both sides.
Also, get one with Down Imaging. Hummingbird sells the Piranha max 4 for $170 and it has down imaging, WAY better than regular SONAR but not super expensive.
@casey360360 still a good option? I'm just getting into Kayak fishing and haven't looked into sonar myself.
But I Googled the piranha max 4 you brought up, and it's only $100 now. If it's still a good option I'll pick it up and start learning lol
Great list.
When it comes to the net I'd say you specifically want a RUBBER net. Less hook snags and safer for the fish.
I definitely need to get the phone tether.
Rod floats??? Why would I need those? 😂🤦♂
Another sold video, Jay. All you make are bangers. You are my hero.
Great point on the rubber net. Forgot to mention that. I know a guy who wished he had rod floats 😳😂
I’ll be your hero any day 🥹
I know I’ve lost several hundred dollars got snagged on a branch and then the rod sunk. I will always keep these now.
I have flip down polarized sunglasses which attach to my cap bill. It makes it much easier to transition with my prescription glasses.
Thanks for sharing bro!
In the ad for the kayak cart you have, they strap two of them to a Kayak and dude RIDES HIS KAYAK DOWN A HILL INTO THE WATER. That ad alone made me wanna buy the damn cart!
That is the most amazing idea ever. And I might need to do this one day 😂
cool video been out of kayaking for awhile put a Bixby troll motor on my kayak makes it fun again for my shoulders. like the magnetic tray holder.
Thanks for watching Mike! Bixby motors are sweet!
Great list. I use some of these or a version of it. You can always add more.
Sadly, about 2 weeks after watching this video, I was out on my kayak fishing and lost a rod while unhooking a fish. Wish I had those rod floats. I now have them on my rods. I made my own for under $6.
Thanks Paul! Sorry you lost a rod. At least you know its not likely to happen again my friend!
Thanks for sharing this information. I noticed that you have a pair of long pants that you wear at times. Do you have any suggestions on what works best for you?
Thanks for watching Philip! I use Under Amour compression pants under my shorts in the summer. Keeps you cool and covered from the sun. Here’s the link I used to buy mine: amzn.to/43cEGvH
I use a fishing* magnet for my anchor, its heavy and works great as an anchor,. Once and a great while I pull up something interesting. I also have one of those claw like anchors to attach to brush for river/creak fishing. Dedicated knife for slitting gills permanently tethered with 520 cord. Note, if you get a net or a paddles with a ruler printed on it, you dont have to lug around ketch board. I also bring a frozen plastic bottle of water or two in those thick grocery plastic bags.. it dubs as a refreshment, and a cooler for the trip home. Also if you rock a sitin like I do, you want a sponge, and a modded milk jug for bailing water and wizzin in. Snacks!
What! Yak attack light is a bag!! Awesome.
C tug is a great kart. Very easy to put on and remove from your boat while its still in the water. roll into the water, roll out of the water. A lot of cheap karts are almost impossible to put on in the water especially in a current .
I make my own pole floats. Just cut section of pool noodles. A strip of velcro round. A little bulkier but I don't feel bad putting the hook in the noodle.
I was thinking the same thing!! I make my own velcro torniquets that would hold them on.
Great idea Tara! Most folks have some noodles hanging around somewhere. Thanks for sharing.
I made my own rod floats out of pipe insulation and zip ties. One 6 foot length of the foam makes at least 6 floats. Everything cost me less than $6.
@@paulburns3165 have you tested them in the water to see if 12"will float a rod and reel?
Good content. Really like how general and non commercial it is. It makes all the difference for a viewer. Take it from the man.
Appreciate that feedback brother! Just trying to help out where I can. Thanks for watching!
Man! Thank you so much for this video! I literally just added every single thing to my amazon list! Very useful tips!!!
Glad you liked it brother. Thanks for watching!
I have a regular angler Cabelas PFD , to me the bulky back floaters are like back cushions.
Great ideas, you can minimize a bit with a net that incorporates scales. Two useful items in one. To be fair I only fish for trout from my kayak down here in New Zealand.
Good call!
I normally don't comment on youtube videos, but man, your seperation and organization of the videos plus the amazon links - absolute money. Appreciate the work you put into all of it!
Appreciate it my guy! Thank you for encouragement!
Number 26, a Swiss Army Knife! The Climber is one of the best to get. The corkscrew and hook comes in handy to pick out backlashes and wind knots in line. I use the scissors to cut line, and the blade occasionally comes out to cut a branch to retrieve my stuck bait from a low hanging tree limb. Honestly there’s too many uses to list them all.
Just got the kayak cooler and cart for my new Old Town Sportsman Pdl 106! Super excited to take it out later this week once they arrive! 😄
Awesome Austin! You’ll love them 💪🏽
Thanks for watching man!
i would highly suggest a measuring board on the paddle, troller motor with bracket, raincoat
Good suggestions. I’ve always got my raincoat just in case. Thanks for watching!
Excellent list. Definitely add the first aid kit and a whistle.
Real helpful video. I live in San Diego I plan to buy an Old Town 106 with a Minkota powered unit any chance you know what kayak dealer in southern California that I can ship my kayak to me or have Amazon ship it to me.
Also best place to take my electric unit for repairs. Thank you for any helpful hints Joey .
Thanks for watching! Not sure since I’m on the opposite coast but hope you can find a dealer soon! Check the Old Town website to see if any are local.
Love the video Love the content Thanks for all the info and ideas
Thanks @BeardedDadFishing. Just curious, would you trust the Donkey Leash clips to hold a larger fish, say a 15 pound pike?
Can’t say I’ve ever tried but I’ve never had a bass ever come close to coming off. I’d certainly think it would hold up.
Woohoo! A new video. Another solid video - saved to my buying my Yak folder!
Thanks Luke! Appreciate you my friend!
Did I miss a first aid kit? Also, whistle or air horn for signalling. Good video. 🎣👍😊🎣
Thanks for watching John! I didn’t include a first aid kit but I always keep one. It’s a must have for me! Whistle and air horn for sure!
Hey that cam strap can also help you turn your kayak over and help you get back in it if you fall out.
Thanks for sharing, a lot of good information. its like one-stop shopping LOL
Glad you found it helpful brother! One stop shop is goals 😂
I got lucky and got a purple off marketplace for free! OMG! The best. Tall people may not like it as much because it's about 3-4" tall. I'm only 5'1" and love the extra height. Brings my back up to the seat back in the right spot.❤
I have the majority of those items . Good list
great video man they are all good thing to ave there is a couple thing that i need to get . like those tiny clamp to hold the fish
Good video! Love the lure dish, I'll steal that one!
Thanks Chris! That lure dish is the bees knees 👌🏽 thanks for watching!
I’m seeing this a year late but.. I think I speak for everyone when I say I hope you purchased a lure dish. They’re not that expensive
Excellent list! I learned some things. Thanks, for making this video!
#26: A 2nd kayak to hold all the extra gear!
the magnetic plate is a cool idea. does it rust though? i fish the saltwater
Thanks Peter! It does rust a little and that’s just with freshwater so I’d imagine it would rust with saltwater. But you could always add a layer of plastidip or rubber paint to keep it protected.
Recommendations on a first kayak on a budget, has to be comfortable and must be able to stand up from time to time. I’m 6’2” 225lbs
Expect to spend about 1k. Hit up marketplace and maybe find a deal. Chances are you'll need a 12ft so expect them to be heavy and bulky without dropping some coin. I have a big fish 105 and is very stable and relatively light, its just hard/slow to paddle
From your experiences, what is the fastest pedal drive kayak on the market? Specifically for bigger open waters?
It's less about the pedal drive and more about the hull design IMO. However, lots of folks love the Hobie, Native and Old Town drives for their speed.
@@BeardedDadFishing That makes sense, so which of those brands has a boat with a hull design that does the best in open waters?
Where is the link for the Garmin fish finder?
Do you have any cheaper recommendations for the light?
Which light?
@@BeardedDadFishing the 360 light?
Thanks, Jay!! Great info. I'm saving this link!!
i love the video and it’s very helpful, however, if you have boots on and flip off your kayak or fall in water will get sucked into your boots making it very hard to stay afloat and making them almost impossible to take them off.
These boots are tight against the calf and they don’t weigh you down if wet. The water inside the boots weighs the same as the water outside the boots so it won’t pull you under.
Awesome! Actually gave me some items I overlooked.
I have a problem. I have a Hobie single AI mirage. I am not going to sail it anytime soon. I don’t use my pedal drive because that’s where my dog sits under canopy. Ok here is my dilemma
Finding the dreaded trolling motor, mount, and battery
Seems like nothing is out there and can’t find simple instructions or mounts
Secondly fish finder set ups are new and confusing to me, transducers, arm, etc., how it powers, seems like Amazon gives confusing reviews and instructions leaving out important stuff
Any advice? Is it taboo to use trolling mounts and trollers?
Thanks for watching! Trolling motors can be put on almost any kayak. I couldn’t tell you the exact mount to use since each kayak is different. All depends on where you want to mount it (bow, stern or side).
I’d recommend you get out a Facebook group such as DIY Kayak Rigging, Kayak Fishing Dads or Kayak Bass Fishing. Lots of good info on there.
This is really helpful. Great show.
Wicked idea with those phone teathers. Thanks for the vid!
Thanks for watching my guy!
What is a rail system? Where do I get it? How do I install? Also appreciate advice
Thanks for watching! Rails can be added to your kayak and used to mount accessories. Here’s a rail I added to my stern: amzn.to/3NZim3f
@@BeardedDadFishing thx , how does that go on a kayak, you have to put all those screws through?
@@DNYS8N yes sir you screw it on there.
I noticed you dont seem to use tethers on your net and lip grips. Can i ask why
My lip grips float and so does my net. The only thing I tether is my ketch board. Less cords to get in the way if anything happens.
@@BeardedDadFishing ok. I have everything tethered lol. Thanks for the reply. Tight lines
will the battery pack power the garmin all day?
All depends on which size battery you go with. But a 20ah would go all day plus some.
Good video bro, I’m already in the group on facebook never knew who it was that made it till I came across your video.
Awesome! Glad you’re in it 🙏🏽
I think that is the right kind of jacket 😊
Great list. There are a few more items that work for me.
A small dry bag I can put my keys, wallet and phone in.
A first aid kit.
In cold weather, an emergency clothes kit in case of a capsize.
A sponge for sopping up water and mud from the floor of the kayak.
A pair of scissors. I like the Fiskars kids scissors for about $2.
A stand assist strap.
I’m a paddle kayak guy and an Anchor Wizard was a game changer for my fishing.
Great list Steve. 100% agree with many of these. Never used an anchor wizard but may begin to soon for river fishing.
Thanks watching my guy!
Came for the kayak content.. subscribed for the dad jokes.
Appreciate it brother! Dad jokes rules!
I always have ammo, handguns, lighters, and emergency food in a sealed floating bin in case something happens. Also a whistle around my neck.
Спасибо за Видео!!!! 🎉
Great video brother. Thanks for sharing and educating. 👊
Thanks for watching my guy!
You should make a video on tournament fishing. U have a great personality I think it would do well in long fishing videos!
Thanks for the idea! Might have to do that for my next tournament.
Thanks for watching my friend!
I would like to see a behind the scenes like how to kayak tournament fish. Finding spots, registering, etc…
@@Pennantconstruction I’ll make a video on it soon. Appreciate the feedback 💪🏽
Outstanding video! Thanks.
Great video, best one I've seen
I have added a tether that attaches to the front of my Kayak so I can handle it in the water or on my Kayak Kart.
Great idea Robert! Thanks for sharing!
Great video, maybe just a small 1st aid kit
Thanks for watching brother! Agreed about the first aid kit!
Please buy a pfd that's comfortable and use it you can get a pretty decent one for $60 that are made for kayak fishing .
Agreed! Thanks for watching Tom!
Great video man! Thanks
The missus found us baseball caps with buit-in LED lights on the brim, they're incredibly handy!
They’re the best!
Excellent list, subbed.
That's a really good list
Magnetic bowl is brilliant.
Thanks brother! Definitely my favorite mod 🤙🏽
Super cool man this channel is awesome
Glad you enjoy it!
Great ideas
Glad you liked them! 😁
Floating or thethered waterproof box/bag for keys, wallet, fishing license, etc...first aid kit, polarized sunglasses, sun screen, sponge, whistle. A whistle might be required by law in your area, inquire.
Polarized sunglasses are a MUST! Great list 👍🏽 thanks for watching!
Great video thank you
Thanks for watching my friend!
Just found ur channel!!! im joining ur FB grp lol.
Solid list
Thanks for watching!
trying to fish on a Kayak like if it was a big boat and another advantage is the more you load your Kayak the more stable will be in the water
Anchor trolley with your anchor maybe?
Great video
Other than the pfd solid list. Ain’t no body got time for that. Just kidding. Great list.
😅 had me sweating for a second 😂 Appreciate that brother 🤙🏽
I have a small dry storage bag that holds my sunscreen, bug spray, small first aid kit, extra batteries, some paracord, & emergency poncho.
If you're looking at the purple cushions.... you really don't need the big one. The double would be great and even the single one would be fine. I think the huge one for gamers and truckers is a bit over kill.and it is kind heavy and bulky. The double would fit nicely.
Links to products are not showing on my feed, hummm ???
Check the video description.
Now i just had to spend more money!!😂Lol thanks for the videos!
😂 it’s a never ending trail!
Thanks for watching my friend!
Great video !!!
Thanks for watching Pablo! Appreciate you!
Dry suit for cold water
One of the most common mistakes with decking out a Kayak is putting too much stuff in the thing, making the Kayak very heavy. Keep it simple and keep it minimal.
100% agreed. Not everything is for everyone.
@@BeardedDadFishing Im setting mine up and fine tuning as I go. These vids where they have 6 rod holders and 10 tackle boxes crack me up.
I'm just getting into kayaking. A stupid question do I need to get two separate batteries one for the trolling motor and one for the fish finder or can I run them both off of the same battery sorry about the ignorance
Great question! They should be on different batteries to avoid any electrical interference.
Dam how many rails do you have
Great video but with all the leashes you have on your kayak, I don’t see a knife on your lifejacket to cut yourself free if you go over
That extra butt cushion is the real deal. I use a cheap square throwable PFD from Wally World on my seat. Extra floatation ☑️ Extra butt support ☑️ Sit 2-3” higher ☑️
That’s a great idea. I might have to do that! Thanks for watching bro!
@@BeardedDadFishing right on, man. Thanks for the great vids 👌
What kayak is that?
Old Town PDL 120
@@BeardedDadFishing thank you. Love the vids
What about that fish finder