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Fishing is one of Australia\u2019s greatest past times, it\u2019s so incredibly versatile. Some people fish out on the water like lakes or river in a small tin boats known in Australia as a Tinnie, other people fish in the open ocean in huge boats some even do it for a living. You don\u2019t have to have a boat though, fishing can also be done from a pier or even the bank of a river or lake. Fishing is so versatile that basically if you find a body of water you can grab out your fishing rod and start to reel in some fish if you\u2019re lucky. A great way to fish though is out of a fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n As fishing is so versatile the range of fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a> is even more so, then there is also a large range of fishing kayak<\/a>. <\/strong>When choosing a fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a> there are multiple aspects and features to consider. This article will help list some key characteristics and elements that make a good fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n A very largely overlooked feature of a Fishing pole is portability as you want to be able to carry it in your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a>, as they say practice makes perfect so ensuing you always have your Casting rod on hand is a great way to get the most use out of it weather your using your fishing kayak <\/strong><\/a>for fishing or just cruising. You never know when you might get the chance to flick out your Surf rod and spool and have a quick fish maybe even on your lunch break so my tip is to keep that fishing kayak <\/strong><\/a>always strapped to your roof so its ready to go. Although you want your fishing rod to be portable, so it fits in your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a> a small Fiberglass rod is not the answer. At times a small bait-casting rod and spin is the answer as it one easy fits into your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a> but it also good if you are chasing fish to use as bait. But we fish for a reason and that\u2019s to catch big fish that we can eat for dinner, plus if there big enough make for a great photo. So how do you get a big graphite rod that is also portable so it fits in your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a>. A collapsible Fishing pole is your answer to keeping your fishing rod safe while traveling the most challenging landscapes in your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a>. Break down a massive 7.2\u201d rod into four manageable pieces to store it easy in the fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a>. The four pieces are compact enough to fit in a set of storge drawers in the back of your 4WD whilst your not using your fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a>. This makes a collapsible rod truly the best travel companion for all you kayak <\/strong><\/a>fishers out there.<\/p>\n Another step to make your portable fishing pole even more kayak<\/strong><\/a> friendly is a bag or case. Not all brands come with one included so do your research and find one that does. Because if it doesn\u2019t come included than that factors into the overall price of the Casting rod. <\/strong>For maximum portability whilst on the go, wrap your collapsible rod in a soft travel roll whilst in your kayak<\/strong><\/a>. The soft travel roll is a great way to easily transport your travel rod when out and about whether that\u2019s walking, kayaking<\/strong> <\/a>or boating to your fishing destination.\u00a0 If you truly want to store your graphite rod well then you need a hard-shell case as well especially when in a kayak <\/strong><\/a>as the waters aren\u2019t always calm. A PVC carrying tube is a great hard carrying case that will keep your 7.2\u201d rod safe from damage when in your fishing<\/strong> kayak<\/strong><\/a>. Another benefit of the PVC hard-shell case is mess and smell. Fishing is great fun but its dirty and smelly work which is all well and good, but no one wants that in their vehicle or home. So, keep your fishing kayak on <\/strong><\/a>the roof and your rod in the PVC hard-shell case which will keep all the smell and grime on your Fishing rod and reel locked inside.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n When choosing a Fishing rod and a fishing<\/strong> kayak<\/strong><\/a> there a so many to choose from and then as an added cost for the rod you also have to choose a fishing spool. <\/strong>So, for best value it\u2019s a good rule of thumb to look for a brand that offers a Fishing Rod & Reel Combo. <\/strong>That not only ensures great value, but it also means that the fishing reel was design specially for that rod. <\/strong>This is very helpful if you\u2019re a beginner and don\u2019t know what to choose or if your advanced fisho and you\u2019ll truly appreciate the synchronization of the two designs. When searching for a fishing<\/strong> kayak <\/strong><\/a>your first decision is will you be solo fishing or duo with a friend. That\u2019s because kayaks <\/strong><\/a>come as both single kayaks <\/strong><\/a>and also double kayaks<\/a>. <\/strong>When looking for a fishing kayak<\/strong><\/a> over a normal kayak <\/strong><\/a>make sure it has foot-operated rudder and a paddle holder, so when you\u2019ve got to your spot you can focus on the important stuff. Another thing too look for in your fishing specific kayak is <\/strong><\/a>\u00a0flush-mount rod holders moulded into the hull and preferably at least two on either side. Another really usefully accessories for a fishing kayak are <\/strong><\/a>aluminium accessory rails so you can deck your kayak out with a heap of genuine accessories like 360\u00b0 swivelling rod holders. Ensure your fishing kayak <\/strong><\/a>has the ability to support a seat because unlike normally kayaking <\/strong><\/a>a backrest is essential when fishing. The best accessory there is an electric trolling motor <\/strong><\/a>so ensure your fishing kayak <\/strong><\/a>can support one.<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n