CKA looks back on the season at the end of every year. In this installment, we survey your accomplishments on the KBF Trail, Challenges, Pro Tour and KBF/FLW tournaments. Check out the standings and the photo gallery, and congratulations to everyone on another great year representing CKA on the big stage, and let’s do it again in 2020! Click here for the new gallery and page: https://www.carolinakayakanglers.com/?page_id=4244
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When we asked everyone to step up and catch some bigguns, we were thinking as much in terms of big moral support as well as actual fish. You all crushed the moral support angle, raising $2600 to date through this event and then you went out and crushed some real bigguns. Have a look at the top 3 bags on the Tourneyx Leaderboard – they are impressive, to say the least! We are happy to see everyone having fun and being safe on the water. Submissions have gone smoothly, too,…
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Angler feedback, location scouting, mock schedules, coordination and discussion – these are some of the ingredients that go into each year’s CKA schedule. This year the process was amplified by several important announcements in the kayak bass fishing world. And now, the CKA 2020 schedule is ready. Some highlights: For the first time since 2014, we will open our season at the mighty Shearon Harris reservoir. KBF Trail events return to North Carolina (May 30) after a one year hiatus. We added a river event, for the first time ever,…
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A charity event for Matt Dunn and Family On November 29, 2019 Matt Dunn, his wife Jessica and their kids lost their home in Fuquay Varina, N.C. to a fire. Matt is a CKA angler, KBF member and the new KayakTournaments.com North Carolina Angler of the Year, a friend, a brother and a fellow competitor. CKA is asking the kayak community to join and help the Dunn family rebuild their lives and home after this tragic event, and we will begin helping Matt and his family by doing what we…
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CKA 2019 Tournament of Champions: Results The top 25 anglers in the Angler of the Year race faced off on Jordan Lake today, bringing our tournament season to an end with a high stakes event in which the winner would walk away with $1,000. Fishing was tough, with the majority of the limits averaging under 15” per bass, but in the end Keith McGee emerged as champion, earning 1st place with an 84” total. The win adds another notch to Keith’s belt, which already includes the 2018 Rookie of the…
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