KAYAK SAFETY EQUIPMENT: 8 Items Every Kayak Angler Needs

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Sure, safety equipment isn't as sexy as a new spinning reel...
But it's way more important - it could literally save your life!
So in this video, you're going to learn the 8 safety items I always have on board with me, as well as 2 other tips to keep yourself safe out there.
Of course, there are obvious items like life jackets and whistles, but there are also some things you might not have thought of that would be really helpful in an emergency.
Hopefully, you'll never need these items, but if you do, they could save your life!
Have any additional safety tips or equipment?
Let me know down in the comments.
And please share this with your kayaking buddis so we can all be safer out there!

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@Saltstrong 3 года назад

Stop paying full price for your tackle and get on the water fishing tips every week. Click here to join us in the Insider Club: bit.ly/2Zo4OUT

@shparc1 3 года назад

Hey dude, another tip I learned that may be worth passing on. On my PFD with permanent marker I put my name, phone number, blood type and any allergies. Just in-case the worst case happens and SAR/rescue or someone finds me alive but unconscious they know that critical info and if I have any allergies. Great video, and thanks for sharing!

@Tireguy049 2 года назад

Never thought about using a anchor as a safety tool but opened my mind up to the idea of having one now. Thanks

@CHUY-DRZ400s 8 месяцев назад

Great advice!

@christopping5876 8 месяцев назад

Sound advice and very sensible equipment.

@snowcrab888 2 года назад

A sert une pompe seringue dans un seau on top…?

@grandefromage4607 3 года назад

Life jacket? Or buoyancy aid????

@crankmastermason7325 3 года назад

I am a canoe fisherman

@Manuel_Z_Kayaks 8 месяцев назад

AUTOMATIC INFLATABLE LIFE JACKETS ARE GARBAGE! They don't always work! I use a simple snorkel vest. It's hi-vis and the fill spout is right under my chin. 3 good breaths and I'm floating! $20-50 vs $200 for something that's unreliable.

@christopherpike8269 7 месяцев назад

One thing I would say about the pocket knife is 100% how important that little thing is. For most functions that I would use a pocket knife for a straight edge blade would be my go to. However, for watercraft purposes I would carry something with a serrated edge as it will cut through line and rope much faster then a straight edge. All in all great list and really like the manual bilge pump. I have a basic bailer cup, but that pump looks like it would be a lot more efficient.

@Saltstrong 6 месяцев назад

Thanks for sharing!!

@RubenPortas Год назад

It's an old video but dont forget a basic for saltwater kayak fishermen: some fresh water to drink!

@Saltstrong Год назад

Great call!

@chrislamonaca5011 3 года назад

Man...it would be awesome if we could add a Salt Strong survivor kit to our tackle store for Insider’s! Just an idea.

@johnsamothrakis4621 3 года назад

Thanks Tony for another helpful video 👍

@MadCatcher008 Год назад

Hey Tony. I’m new here and to inshore kayak fishing. Great video. I realize this video is a year or more older, but I have a couple of questions. If you are on the water before sunrise or after sunset, is an all around light required? And if so, where should it be placed and how high should it be?

@Saltstrong Год назад

Great question! Make sure to ask this over on the actual blog or in the Community (www.saltstrong.com/) where the coaches spend their time. The blog can be found here: bit.ly/3qHRpU1

@MTZFishing 3 года назад

New to kayak fishing that was all good tips that I didn't know where very important thanks for the information

@cameroneagle4370 3 года назад

MTZ Fishing no big don't mention the toy kit it

@RogerFordTheSmilingBassHole 2 года назад

Safety first! Fan-BASS-Tic advice! I never use an anchor because I fear the wind/current could cause me to flip. However, I now realize if I had an anchor when I got caught in current and forced through underpasses too low for me in the kayak. I grabbed the top and flipped! Maybe an anchor would have stopped me. Even if I flipped, I’d have been in a better location (I went through the underpasses and had to beach at a person’s home and haul the Hobie up a hill). Great tips! Thanks. Roger, The Smiling BassHole