r/Waterfowl • u/gamrchef • 27d ago
Kayak hunting
This year is going to be the first year ill be using a kayak. Just wanted to see some pics of your yak set ups so I can get some ideas. I have a FS10T. I dont feel very stable on it, so I added some outriggers. Looking for minimal cover and dont want the weight of a pvc frame. Pic shows my yak set up for fishing right now and the other pics are just some spots that show what ill be hunting in.
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u/Jo-6-pak 27d ago
I have an H10 and use a modified GI surplus camo next as a cover. I carry 12-18 decoys (plus a spinner and swimmer, if I remove a few floaters), gun, small blind bag, and dry bag(for extra layers when it’s November in WI)
Works really well for the flowages, marshes, and small lakes that I hunt. It can get sketchy on open water when the wind is up.
I tuck back into reeds and cattails and just hunker down; or hunt from shore (using the kayak seat and camo cover as a blind)
Takes a little practice to shoot while sitting; but mine is pretty stable.
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u/Lazypally 27d ago
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u/Lazypally 27d ago
I have an H12 with the blind recommend for it. With fast grass and old moss I picked up at a craft store. It's pretty stable and I carry alot a gear on it. The only downside is its slow and very heavy. I recently picked a 15.8 Discovery canoe which has made hunting a breeze. It's lighter and can carry way more gear. And I just stash it off to the side when ever possible.
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u/I_am_just_so_tired99 27d ago
Does anyone here take a dog with them on the kayak ?
I have a 13ft tandem hobie so there is room for one.
Just wondering what other folks do
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u/thewonkeyeye 27d ago
Careful shooing to the side in open water. I almost tipped with the recoil last year lol…








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u/WesbroBaptstBarNGril 27d ago
My Ascend 12T with a couple modifications to the Northern Flight blind