Kayak Fishing rip current troubles. South Florida

Ok so I'm new to kayak fishing. I have a used Hobie pro angler 14. Previously I had used kayaks plenty of times on the intercostals, on vacations out at sea, in Biscane Bay out of Oleata, and had a regular fishing kayak first and never had a problem with getting to and back at my launch point with no issues. My problem with the Hobie is it seems I fight the current so much!!! I thought this suppose to make fishing easy, but when ever there is current I get carried away very easily. All my other kayak experiences I never had a problem tracking and paddle to shore.
I launch from John Lloyd park next to Dania Beach, and the last two times I encountered rip currents and they carried me away pretty quick. First time I was out for like 3 hours peddle no problem and then when I went to go in, rip current happen and I had a very hard time getting back. Because of that I get nervous about going out far because I feel if I get caught past 300 yards I would be too tired to get back in, if I get caught in a current.
I see online people going out miles to catch fish in their yack. And I'm confused, do y'all not have the same problem as me getting carried away in a rip current and then getting tired? When it happens I go parallel to the beach, then dina 45 degree angle and I get back to the beach but I be 100 yards away from my launch point.
So please can ppl with experience give me insight, am I launching from a bad spot? Or am I just overthinking the rip current? And #3 is there better beaches places with less current to yack from (Key Biscayne Bay)? What do y'all do when y'all get blown off course in a yak?

I had thoughts of fishing bridges even in the keys, but this current makes me rethink all fishing yak dreams.