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We aren't building another fishing group.
We're building the world's greatest community of adventurous anglers.
Whether you're chasing trout in Utah, peacock bass in Brazil, salmon in Norway, or giant catfish in Guyana, this is where your adventures become part of something bigger.
Every photo, every story, every destination adds another chapter to the adventure.
Introduce yourself in the comments!
Tell us:
This giant catfish came from a small local pond, and it reminded me that you never know what might be waiting below the surface.
I'm Camila, and I just enjoy getting outdoors, spending time on the water, and sharing my fishing adventures along the way.
Whether it's a neighborhood pond or a larger lake, every trip has something to teach you.
Hi Camilla, wow what a great catch, the smile on your face says it all, love it!
Now this is what Bakkan Adventures is all about. From glaciers and bears to salmon and halibut, every photo tells part of the journey. Thanks for sharing your Alaska adventure with all of us—we’re looking forward to seeing where your next trip leads!
This is my kayak Florence or Flo for short, she has no technology on board as I like to rely on my instincts when fishing.
I have no qualms with technology, I simply find it more rewarding locating fish armed with knowledge and instinct.
Reading up on feeding patterns, seasonal behaviour and weather conditions can help unlock the code. Along with learning how to read water and you have a deadly combination for locating your target species without tech.
For me, there is nothing like exploring the water and surroundings when I’m fishing. I find it soul filling and when you find a honey hole on your own it’s pure gold.
So next time your out I challenge you to find a honey hole without technology, it’s well worth the effort. This is mine and it produces some cracking bass!
Love this philosophy. There’s something special about learning to read the water and trusting your instincts instead of relying on a screen. Thanks for sharing your perspective!
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