Eric Jackson- 2017- A Year in Review- Kayaking, business, family, fishing..

by Eric Jackson | Dec 9, 2017 | 2016 Rock Star Competition, Coosa FD, EJ, EJ Thoughts, Fishing, Internationalisation, United States, Whitewater

It is hard to believe 2017 is coming to a close already.    Christmas is on its way and most of the things listed on my schedule are in 2018.    It is that time where I reflect on the year gone by see what I have accomplished, or not accomplished...

When your son wants to come on your solo Cuda HD for some fishing and fun…

by Eric Jackson | Oct 3, 2017 | Cuda HD, EJ, Fishing, Internationalisation, The Jackson Family, United States

I am a big fan of having the right tools for the trade.  My son has his own Skipper and we used the Big Tuna for years as our tandem, but on this day, I was going out in my Cuda 12 and KC wanted to join in and ride with me.    I have to remember that it...

Here is an Antix getting built from scratch and other cool clips.

by Eric Jackson | Jul 15, 2017 | Antix, Company Info, EJ, Internationalisation, United States, Whitewater

Dickies wanted me to make a clip that showed my kayaking, and introduced my fishing, but mostly talked about the factory and showed a kayak being built.     Steve Fisher and I put this together, Steve on the story board, camera, editing, and helping me...

Strike King Lure Company Gathers some of the biggest names in fishing on Kentucky Lake…

by Eric Jackson | Nov 10, 2016 | Big Rig, Coosa HD, EJ, Event Coverage, Fishing, Internationalisation, The Athlete, United States, Wrap Ups

  I had the honor of being invited to the Strike King Writer’s Conference on Kentucky Lake in Paris Landing, Tennessee along with many of the who’s who in fishing.     Joey Monteleone, fellow Jackson Kayak team mate and long time...

April Fools Day- New Tradition Begins!

by Eric Jackson | Apr 1, 2016 | Internationalisation, Uncategorized, United States

Each year I do some kind of weird April Fools joke and while it is amusing to some people it seems to get 80% of the people by surprise and it causes too much grief to continue this tradition.    This year I have decided that I would focus on the 80% and give them...