u/Queasy_Antelope_4643

What’s a good size canoe to get length wise for 2 people and gear? And for the occasional jump shoot?

What’s up guys looking into one of these layout boats and Planning to put a 6.5 hp mud motor. Just wanted to see what other opinions were on them and any ideas and way you guys use to hunt them? Are they good for deep waters? Will it be good to anchor in the middle of some deep waters and shoot divers?

Hey guys, I want to get a better understanding of jump shooting from a kayak. I’m not new to duck hunting. I usually have a few private lands that I hunt every year, but I want to expand my horizons and try something new. I’ve heard of people mentioning jump shooting, but not anyone I know jump shoots.I just want to get a better understanding of what’s legal and what’s not. There are a few bridges that have navigable creeks that lead into big swamps eventually, and I was wondering if it would be legal to access it from a state-owned bridge. I’d assume I have to stay on a kayak and float and not touch the ground beneath the water? I hear mixed opinions about this because some people say you can touch the ground beneath the water mark, you just can’t touch the ground above it like the banks and whatnot, but I can’t seem to find any regulations that explain anything about this. I appreciate the help and tips!

Hey guys, I want to get a better understanding of jump shooting from a kayak. I’m not new to duck hunting. I usually have a few private lands that I hunt every year, but I want to expand my horizons and try something new. I’ve heard of people mentioning jump shooting, but not anyone I know jump shoots.I just want to get a better understanding of what’s legal and what’s not. There are a few bridges that have navigable creeks that lead into big swamps eventually, and I was wondering if it would be legal to access it from a state-owned bridge. I’d assume I have to stay on a kayak and float and not touch the ground beneath the water? I hear mixed opinions about this because some people say you can touch the ground beneath the water mark, you just can’t touch the ground above it like the banks and whatnot, but I can’t seem to find any regulations that explain anything about this. I appreciate the help and tips!

What’s up guys? I recently got a new Ace Pro 2 for a great steal that I couldn’t pass on. So I’m an outdoorsman, I’d like to say, so I fish and hunt and I’m planning to record my journeys. Right now I’m fishing and planning to record fishing content, so I wonder at what settings and modes would be the best to record fishing vids at a good quality at a long recording time. I try to fish all day long sometimes, so I bought extra batteries to do this. I want to have good enough quality to edit and post my content on YouTube and TikTok. Thanks in advance!