California Canoe & Kayak Fishing Team

California Canoe and Kayak Fishing team member Keith Nguyen with a pair of nice fall blue lingcod from Half Moon Bay. Big fall lingcod are moving into the shallows to feed and spawn. Come to CCK and get a kayak to fish for them and for the upcoming Dungeness crab season.

Join CCK fishing team member Bee Xiong for a webinar on Mackinaw lake trout. He will cover terminal tackle, locations and techniques you can use to land this trophy lake fish.To register please send an email to [email protected] What: Kayak Fishing Mackinaw Lake Trout | Webinar When: August 27, 2020 Time: 7 pm - 7:40 pm... Event Page: https://thelostanchovy.com/mackinaw-lake-trout-webinar/

Our team member Bee Xiong managed to get his limits out on the coast this past weekend. Biggest at 35lbs and the other at 18.5lbs. Get away from the chaos, kayak fish and enjoy life!

Friends, Recently the CCK kayak fishing team held our first webinar; as promised we have created a page where you can review the seminar presentation; and some pre resubmitted Q&A questions. Feel free to share this page with those who may benefit. Thanks for those who attended and participated, and if you were unable to attend you can watch the seminar and download the presentation via the link below. Webinar Webpage Here... https://thelostanchovy.com/introduction-to-california-ha/ The California Canoe and Kayak fishing team will continue to hold different webinars throughout the summer. Make sure to follow the CCK fishing team on FB or instagram to find out when the next seminar will be held. Finally, we are continually striving to improve our webinars/seminars. Please help us by taking a few minutes to take an online survey. Your feedback is very much appreciated and will guide us moving forward. Take the survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/KBZYGRV Just a reminder all California Canoe and Kayak stores are open for online pick up or scheduled appointment. The friendly staff are there to assist you with your needs. We look forward to seeing everyone again soon! CCK fishing team

Join the CCK fishing team and learn how to effectively catch California Halibut from your Kayak!! on June 30, 2020. Register for the Webinar by sending an email to [email protected] Webinar Credentials will be sent via email. What: Kayak Fishing Halibut Seminar Where: Zoom online Webinar... When: June 30, 2020 Time: 7:00-7:40 p.m See more

If you own a Hobie Mirage Kayak this is a great channel to Follow. So much information on here regarding Hobie Kayaks and maintenance.

CCK's team member, Bee Xiong, managed to hook into a beautiful 33" Mackinaw today in the high Sierra jigging a 9inch swimbait at 150ft of depth. With the uplift of the lockdown many lakes are open to target these beautiful lake trout. Keep your lines tight and keep fishing!

Mirage Drive Maintance Video. Team Please Share https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA2tVDsNBG0&feature=youtu.be

Our Team member Keith Nguyen (The Lost Anchovy) managed to get a limit of California Halibut In the bay. Kayak fishing is great way to relax, reduce stress and stay healthy. Visit our site and arrange a time meet our staff to demo a kayak today. Stay safe and healthy!

With the quarantine, our team member Bee Xiong managed to isolate away on the waters and hooked up a slot keeper sturgeon. Kayak fishing is one of the best way to distance yourself and still enjoy life during these hard times. Stay safe and healthy, Kayak away!

Social Distancing on the water by yourself. People are catching Halibut around SF Bay

The BITE is on like donkey kong! Our CCK fishing team has been on the chew with this year's striper season. Bee and Sou managed to limit on stripers with their biggest around 8-10lbs. Get on out there and fish!

As the weather turned and the 25mph gust died down this week in central california, CCK fishing team member, Bee Xiong went to seek for stripers at the delta. He launched at 6:30a.m and started to troll against the current without any luck. 30 mins in the unsuccessful route, he switched and rode with the current. Right when he switched going with the current he hooked up to a shaker and noticed right away the stripers were interested in bait getting pushed up with the current. 10 mins trolling with the current he lands a DD hog!