Gregg Crisp
About the Author:
Gregg Crisp has been an avid fisherman all of his life. In 2007 he rented his first kayak and discovered kayak fishing. A year later a new one was in his driveway and he has never looked back. He frequents the waters around Boston in search of Striped Bass, and also spends plenty of time chasing Black Bass in the sweet water. As an environmental contractor he has traveled and lived all over the United States, having fished in over 20 states. He currently resides in New Hampshire with his wife and two sons. Gregg authors the Blog YakFish.net, is part of the Yak Angler, Werner Paddles, Rat-L-Trap & YakDaddy.net ProStaff and is a member of the Jackson Kayak Fishing Team.
My Reviews
"I was able to paddle a prototype of the Coosa HD at the Outdoor retailer show in August. Redesigning Jackson's original fishing kayak I'm sure was no easy task. The first Coosa was a very popular kayak and one of my favorites. It was the first Jackson I owned and that first Coosa I just recently sold. The original Coosa was purpose built to excel on the moving waters of rivers, streams, and creeks. Because of the priority..."
"I was able to demo the Kraken prototype at the Outdoor Retailer event in August. As expected from a boat of these dimensions it accelerated very well, was easy to keep moving at an estimated 4 knots (Cell phone app) and a great glide. The demo was on a lake but I was able to put the bow through a boat wake and the flared bow performed well by lifting the kayak while slicing through it. It has a fairly..."
"I've owned 2 Jackson Big Tunas and they are some of my favorite kayaks. With plenty of room for 2 adults but still paddles great as a solo you can easily customize it to fit you individual needs. I have used it in all conditions from small ponds to off shore. The kayak is not a speedster but it can be paddled at a steady rate easily as a solo kayak and I have covered over 12 miles in a..."
"As an angler that gets to fly around the country for work, I am always on the lookout for new high performance travel rods. Since airlines charge ridiculous amounts of money for full size rod cases, plus not trusting rods to the baggage handlers having a rod that breaks down to fit in a 32” tube to carry-on proves to be invaluable. Some of you out there probably swear by single piece rods but those of you..."
"Between my Grandfather and I, I think we have now owned all 5 generations of Penn's Spinfisher. While the quality of some of the Penn lineup may have fallen off par over the last decade or so, they have righted the ship over the last few years and the Spinfisher V shows what the company is capable of. I purchased a 4500 model to use for stripers. On opening the box you can feel how solid the reel is...."
"Last winter, I was looking for an inexpensive spinning reel for chasing Stripers on the kayak. By inexpensive, I in no way mean cheap. These reels would be expected to stand up to large fish and salt water fishing from a kayak for at least a few seasons. To fit my requirements, they would need to have a smooth enough drag so the fish can turn and run without pulling hooks, but be stout enough to keep the fish from..."
Gregg's Articles
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The folks at NuCanoe have just released the latest addition to their line of versatile kayaks. The new “Pursuit” is…Read More
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So it’s time to get a new ride to the launch ramp. Maybe your old trusty steed has let you…Read More
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Some people put their kayaks away when the starts to mercury drop and winter arrives. However, there is still some…Read More
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When I moved to New Hampshire over six years ago, I was excited about the fact that I was less…Read More
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2013 was the ninth time New England Kayak Fishing held its Striper Shootout. This annual tournament brings kayak anglers from…Read More
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So you have a kayak and you like to fish, and now you’ve decided to install a fish finder. So…Read More
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It’s late April, and the ice has barely been out for three weeks in southwest New Hampshire. I decided to…Read More
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Last winter I picked up my brand new Jackson “Illuminati Cuda 14”. Between hockey practices and games, a Boondoggle, and…Read More
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Over the past few years, there has been enormous influx of new mini-action cameras on the market. This year several…Read More
Kayak Reviews
The list below shows all the kayak brands that have been reviewed by our editors and community members.
- 3 Waters
- Advanced Elements
- Aquaglide
- Ascend
- BIC Sport
- Blue Sky Boatworks
- Bonafide
- Cabela's
- Crescent
- Current Designs
- Diablo
- Diablo Paddlesports
- DragonFly
- Driftsun
- Eddy Gear
- Eddyline
- Elie
- Elkton Outdoors
- Emotion Kayaks
- Evoke
- Feelfree
- Field and Stream
- Fluid Kayaks
- Freedom Hawk
- Future Beach
- Hobie
- Hurricane
- Innova
- Jackson Kayak
- Kaku Kayak
- KC Kayaks
- Lifetime
- Liquidlogic
- LIVE Watersports
- Malibu
- Native Watercraft
- NRS
- NuCanoe
- Ocean Kayak
- Old Town
- Pelican
- Perception
- Pescador
- Point 65
- Riot Kayaks
- Santa Cruz
- Sea Eagle
- Sevylor
- Stealth Kayaks
- Sun Dolphin
- Vanhunks
- Vibe
- Vibe Kayaks
- Viking Kayaks
- Wavewalk
- Wilderness Systems
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