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The Wilderness Systems Radar 115 is a great kayak for anglers who want a variety of options. Short enough to be transported easily, the kayak can be paddled or accommodate a pedal drive or electric motor system. With plenty of space for accessories, this boat can be customized to suit any user’s needs.
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Last price update was: January 26, 2022 8:20 am
PROS:
- Very comfortable
- Ample dry storage
- Many accessory options
- Handles well
CONS:
- Heavy for its size
- Hard to carry alone
- No built in rod holders
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: January 25, 2022 8:42 pm
PROS:
- Very comfortable
- Ample dry storage
- Handles well
- Decent speed
CONS:
- Harder to transport due to length
- Very heavy
A fishing kayak with the paddling capabilities of a high end recreational sit-on-top kayak, Eddyline Caribbean 14 not only looks great, but moves smoothly through long days of paddling while retaining the necessary stability to make it a great fishing platform.
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- Fast boat which can cover ground easily
- Stable and easy to paddle
- Lots of storage
- A range of optional extras
CONS:
- Foot rests are slightly too vertical
- Pricey
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: January 14, 2022 8:56 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 10 is said to be the lightest 10’ pedal drive fishing kayak on the market. For anglers looking for a lightweight, compact option that has most of the great features you’d normally find in a premium fishing kayak, the Slayer Propel 10 certainly delivers. With an abundant amount of features and solid on-the-water performance, this kayak is a must-see for anyone who prefers compact models.
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- Compact, lightweight
- Comfortable seating
- Dry storage
- Great stability
- Pedal drive system
- Good agility
CONS:
- Not transducer ready
- Expensive
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
The Slayer Propel 13 is one of Native’s most popular models due to its outstanding performance, lightweight design, and impressive features. It is driven by the Propel Pedal Drive System and can maintain fast cruising speeds, allowing users to enjoy a hands-free fishing experience. Native makes good use of the available space on the Slayer Propel 13 by including plenty of storage options, including dry storage hatches. For anglers looking to find a premium kayak that offers impressive features and solid performance, the Slayer Propel 13 is certainly worth a closer look.
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- Smooth pedal drive system
- Great speed
- Comfortable, adjustable seating
- Plenty of storage
- Easily-controlled rudder
- Excellent stability
CONS:
- Poor agility
- Not transducer ready
- Expensive
Unlike most other pedal-driven kayaks, Native has managed to develop a significantly lighter product with its Ultimate FX Propel 13. The kayak’s overall design is geared toward a high level of performance, but the Ultimate FX Propel 13 is no slouch when it comes to impressive features. This one has nearly everything a professional angler might need in a kayak, and comes in at a moderately expensive price when compared to other premium fishing kayaks on the market in 2020.
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Last price update was: January 26, 2022 8:07 am
PROS:
- Transducer ready
- Excellent speed, tracking
- Comfortable seating
- Plenty of dry storage
- Lightweight design
- Smooth pedal system
CONS:
- Wide turns when traveling at low speeds
- Lacks skid plate
Native goes above and beyond to offer a wide variety of different kayak styles and models that are meant to fit the specific needs of most anglers. The Falcon 11 can accurately be described as Native’s budget-minded kayak, but there’s nothing cheap about this one when one considers the impressive features and solid on-the-water performance. The Falcon 11 can be purchased for under $1,000 and is geared toward being a great starter kayak for serious anglers.
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- Excellent value
- Transducer ready
- Lightweight, compact design
- Outstanding portability
- Great stability
- Overall superb value
CONS:
- Can be windblown more than other models
- No rudder
The Native Ultimate FX 12 PRO is the perfect combination of the positive aspects of a kayak and canoe that’s designed to function as the ultimate outdoor vessel for both hunting, fishing, or camping. Like a canoe, the Ultimate FX 12 PRO has plenty of room for hauling a large amount of gear, but it also offers enough stability to serve as a fishing kayak. Thanks to a solid hull design, this kayak is right at home in the backwaters of freshwater lakes and rivers, and can take users anywhere they need to go on large lakes. There is no shortage of premium features on the Ultimate FX 12 PRO and users will find plenty of reasons to give this one a closer look.
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- Good speed and tracking
- Comfortable/adjustable seating
- Canoe-like design
- Open deck
- Good stability
CONS:
- Not transducer ready
- Sit-inside design
Native has taken its canoe/kayak hybrid design to the next level with its Ultimate FX 15 Tandem PRO. This kayak is perfect for fishing, camping, hunting, and just about anything else users want to enjoy on the water in a comfortable, high-performance kayak. The Ultimate FX 15 Tandem PRO has all the desirable features of a canoe with the stability and performance of a kayak, making this one of the top choices for many anglers looking to get their hands on a solid tandem kayak that’s priced well-below $2,000.
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PROS:
- Tandem/solo mode
- Comfortable seating
- High capacity
- canoe/kayak hybrid
- Good price
- Anchor trolley
CONS:
- No rod holders
- Not transducer ready
- No dry storage
FeelFree Move Angler is a "throw and go" fishing kayak for those that prefer to go light. Short and nimble, it shines in tighter places that longer boats can't reach.
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PROS:
- Lightweight
- Easy to handle
- Stable
CONS:
- Slow
- Limited storage space
- Limited capacity
