OutdoorHub Staff 07.26.26 A 64-year-old man from Douglas County, Oregon died after his kayak capsized on the North Umpqua River. The accident occurred near Winchester, near Roseburg. Rescue teams responded to the river. The person went down after the boat overturned. Crews found him and pulled him out of the water. He tried to save
Published on July 24, 2026 05:00 am After years (and miles) of wade fishing, I always wanted my own kayak but could never figure out how to practically store it. Living in an apartment in upstate New York means I don’t have a place to stash a hard-shell boat. Add in the hassle of purchasing
Sign up for the Quick Strike newsletter The latest fishing news, tips and tricks As a tournament fisherman, one of the questions I am often asked is how to fish large bodies of water in a kayak. Most people come to the conclusion that a kayak limits how much water I can cover. There is
As I watched the waves crash against the rocky shoreline and my only dry option was to make it back to my truck, I could only hope and pray that the kayak wouldn’t pop. I would soon learn that this inflatable kayak was more durable than traditional pool floaties, and I had nothing to worry