Videos

Introducing the New 2019 Pungo

After decades of dominance, the highest-rated and best-selling sit-inside recreational kayak of all time is about to be born again. Introducing the all-new 2019 Pungo 120 & 125 . Blending celebrated legacy design elements with a re-imagined modern flair, these new Pungo kayaks deliver a dynamic on-water performance with superior stability, unmatched speed, premium comfort and intelligent outfitting. With graceful performance characteristics, enhanced embellishments and world-class luxury appointments, the 2019 Pungo family additions deliver on its reputation and chart a new course for all...

Introducing the Helix PD™ Pedal Drive

Wilderness Systems Radar - Overview

Designers of the new Wilderness Systems Radar explain the new pedal drive kayak. This kayak is compatible with the Helix PD™ Pedal Drive, Helix MD™ Motor Drive and has a multitude of other modern features that are thoughtfully incorporated for any scenario a kayak angler might encounter.

Essential Gear for Offshore Kayak Fishing

Wildy Pro Staffer Andy O'Brien narrows down the list of essential equipment you need to have when offshore kayak fishing.

Wilderness Systems Aspire

The Wilderness Systems Aspire kayaks feature easy handling and maneuverability with great stability. The 100 is sized perfectly to fit a female or smaller-bodied paddler comfortably, while the 105 complements to accommodate larger framed paddlers. Named "Best for Beginners" by Men's Journal, April 2013.

Wilderness Systems Tarpon 130X

The craft that pioneered kayak fishing has been reimagined with the new Tarpon 130X. While maintaining a sleek, speedy and exceptionally stable platform, the Tarpon X is upgraded with modern shaping and features including the Flex Pod OS for storage, electronics or propulsion with the new Helix MD™ Motor Drive*. Comfort is paramount with the AirPro LITE seat, featuring a new slide-on-track system for precision positioning. * Helix MD™ Motor Drive sold separately Learn More

Kayak Positioning for Fisherman

Wilderness Systems Pro Staffer, Shane Coovert, discusses factors such as tide, currents, wind, and structure to consider when positioning your kayak for a successful day of fishing.