Kayaks

Perfect to get some exercise and paddle with some speed, this sporty sit-on-top kayak for beginners rewards your efforts with straight tracking and great performance.

Native’s Stingray 11.5 is constructed to serve as a multi-use kayak, but it is especially at home in open, choppy waters. The kayak is built to stay well above the waves and cut through swells with precision. Priced at well under $1,000, the Stingray 11.5 packs in plenty of value for anglers looking to get their hands on a quality-made fishing kayak that will stand up to whatever the water throws at it. The Stingray 11.5 is an excellent choice for anglers who don’t want to spend a fortune on a quality kayak that will take them just about anywhere.

Need a small kayak for shorter trips? FeelFree Moken 10 is a great fit for this job! With good speed, a comfortable seat, and a stable hull design, this kayak is ready for your daily kayaking excursions.

A deep V chine hull and keel extension is designed for secondary stability in choppy conditions, a better return on effort and significantly improved tracking Durable RAM-X™ PREMIUM high-molecular-weight polyethylene contains a top layer of resin, which provides rigidity while still being conveniently lightweight Comes equipped with a rear bulkhead just in case you capsize; this ensures you're able to bail out any water and get back in to continue your adventure Features a lifeline for those moments where you need to grab onto something At only 43 lbs. and outfitted with bow and stern ergonomic carrying handles, it's easy to load and carry around Pre-installed bungee cords let you strap down your gear on the deck An 8 in. day hatch with storage bag and quick-lock hatch will give you plenty of room to store items with minimal water contact Ergoflex G2 seating system, padded thigh braces and adjustable footrests provide comfort A prominent lip around the cockpit allows you to attach a spray skirt of your choice (not included) Bottle holder with bungee cord

Jackson Liska was named after the late Jan Liska who led the European Jackson fishing team for years. It is a versatile inshore/lake fishing platform designed to get you on the water and let your fish the way you want.

3 Waters Big Fish 105 is a smaller version of the Big Fish 120, but it packs in plenty of value for its compact size. This kayak features excellent stability, a highly-adjustable seat and can be fitted with a variety of accessories. It is a great option for the serious angler looking for a smaller ride.

Sea Eagle 300x is all about the fun. Whether you’re on white water, in the surf, or on open water trips, this is a kayak made to tackle the roughest waters. The sturdy structure gives the 300x a rigid and responsive feel. This is a kayak far beyond your average recreational inflatable.

Stand up paddle boards have become quite popular in recent years. Crescent Kayaks has jumped out ahead of the competition with it’s SUP+ model. The SUP+ functions in some ways like a paddle board, but has many of the capabilities of a kayak, which makes it a fun ride for lakes, bays, rivers and just about anywhere else. Crescent hired some of the brightest minds in the kayak and paddle board industry when designing this vessel and it certainly shows.

A tandem sit-on-top kayak which rides high and dry over the water, even in rough ocean swell, the Ventura 13.5 Tandem tracks excellently and is perfect for lakes, gentle rivers and coastal days out as a pair.

Built specifically with experienced recreational kayakers in mind, the Old Town Loon 126 is a performance-driven boat that doesn’t skimp on comfort. It boasts a customizable design that allows you to tweak and fine tune this kayak to best meet your individual paddling needs.