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Large kayak works as a tandem or solo-fishing boat
Rotatable seats provide many different seating postions
Ergo Seat covers are soft, silent, and replaceable
Flush and Ram rod holders and Tough Ball secure rods while catching
Rod tip protector can secure rods when you're paddling.
Jackson Big Rig is Jackson's biggest kayak. Its rock-solid stability and huge storage space have won a lot of hearts over the years. Jackson Big Rig FD has become even better by adding Jackson's Flex Drive pedal propulsion system.
If you're mostly fishing rivers, take a look at the Coosa. It was specifically designed for moving waters and smaller rivers. It is not the fastest boat or the best tracker, but it is very agile and easy to maneuver. Some interesting features include a drag chain chute at the back and easily accessible hull storage that allows you to pack a ton of gear inside. Each kayak also comes with a custom-branded Nalgene bottle.
The MayFly from Jackson Kayak is designed to make fly fishing a fun, user friendly experience. The versatile hull on the MayFly is made for tracking, stability and speed; perfect for water conditions in fly fishing hot spots, including tropical flats, slow moving rivers, lakes and ponds.
Sea Ghost 130 combines excellent stability with a nice set of features and a reasonable price. If you're bigger person or you need to carry a lot of gear, its 550-pound capacity will come handy as well.
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Last price update was: December 2, 2022 3:22 am
PROS:
- Stable
- Lots of capacity
- Clever storage systems
CONS:
- Central console limits standing space
- Seat is not trimmable
The Pelican Covert 120 Angler is a premium level sit-on-top kayak that is expertly designed for the discerning angler. It is loaded with features that provide convenience and ensure you remain comfortable throughout your trip, however long it may last. Very few vessels at this price point can compete with the Covert 120 Angler in performance and reliability. This makes it one of the best value-for-money products Pelican has to offer.
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PROS:
- Large storage capacity
- Good tracking
- Stable
CONS:
- Low sitting position
- Molded footrests
The Wilderness Systems A.T.A.K. 140 is a large kayak meant to satisfy the serious angler. With its flip up hood to hold a lot of gear, stable deck to cast from, and thoughtful innovation to mount fish finders, it does so very well. The length makes it a great boat for offshore or inland waters alike.
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Last price update was: December 5, 2022 5:53 pm
PROS:
- Very comfortable
- Ample dry storage
- Handles well
- Decent speed
CONS:
- Harder to transport due to length
- Very heavy
The Titan Propel 13.5 is arguably the best fishing kayak made by the popular Native brand. Anglers report that this kayak offers excellent on-the-water features, as well as an abundance of features that make this possibly the ultimate fishing kayak for many users. The kayak’s large size might be viewed as a disadvantage by some, but there’s no denying that this kayak is able to deliver on being one of the most stable of its kind with plenty of storage options. If you’re in the market for a premium pedal-driven fishing kayak, the Titan Propel 13.5 is certainly worth a closer look.
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- Excellent stability
- Smooth pedal system
- Transducer-ready
- Horizontal rod storage and protection
- Ample storage
- Great agility and control
CONS:
- Very heavy
- No skid plate
Few kayaks can reach a level of stealth and performance like the Native Manta Ray Propel Angler 12. This kayak is made to meet all of the high standards commonly associated with Native kayaks without the hefty price tag. It’s overall hull design is built for speed and precision, and the Manta Ray Propel Angler 12 packs in plenty of features to rival other premium fishing kayak models currently available on the market.
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Last price update was: December 5, 2022 5:26 am
PROS:
- Transducer-ready
- Extremely agile
- Great speed and tracking
- Good features
- Great value for price
- Comfortable seating
CONS:
- Lacks stability in rough conditions
- Limited capacity
The Native Slayer Propel 12 LT is truly unique and unlike any other kayak produced by the company thus far. Crafted with thermoformed ABS instead of the more commonly-used rotomolded plastic, the Slayer Propel 12 LT is much lighter and possesses a greater capability for better on-the-water performance than most other kayaks. The kayak is still packed with a wide array of great features, but nothing outshines the overall performance offered by the Slayer Propel 12 LT. This kayak is perfect for anyone who wants a full-size fishing kayak that also delivers some of the best speed, tracking, and agility of any kayaks produced by Native.
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- Excellent speed
- Great features
- Lightweight
- Smooth pedal system
- Comfortable seat
- Thermoformed ABS construction
CONS:
- Not transducer ready
- Lacks storage compared to other models
Native’s Slayer 12 XC is designed to function as an offshore kayak that can still be used to fish backwater shallows and even around whitewater rapids. Unlike most other multi-use kayaks on the market now, Native crafted the Slayer 12 XC with premium features such as a retractable skeg to improve tracking, rod tip protectors and a removable electronics pod in the center console. Thanks to its hull design, the Slayer 12 XC is able to stay afloat in any type of conditions and is one of the most sought-after kayaks today.
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- Removable electronics pod
- Excellent stability
- Designed for multi-use
- High capacity
- Plenty of storage
- Comfortable seating
CONS:
- Lacks speed
The Stingray 13.5 Tandem is one of the most popular kayaks produced by Native for many reasons. As one of the few premium tandem kayaks available for around $1,000, the Stingray 13.5 Tandem has the capability to go anywhere on both fresh and saltwater. Users will have no problem controlling this agile kayak thanks to its sleek, narrow design and molded skeg. While the Stingray 13.5 does happen to lack a few of the more popular features found on many Native kayak models, users report that it is worth every penny for those looking to get their hands on a solid tandem kayak that won’t break the bank.
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PROS:
- Solo or Tandem mode
- Comfortable seating
- Dry storage
- Hull designed for multi-use in fresh or saltwater
- Skid plate
CONS:
- Not transducer ready
- No gear tracks
- No rod holders
- Limited standing space
