Kayaks

The Native Titan Propel 10.5 makes a strong case for being the best compact fishing kayak on the market in 2020. With an overwhelming amount of features packed into a small frame, the Titan Propel 10.5 is ideal for anglers who prefer to load their kayak in a pickup truck or car top and hit their favorite fishing holes. This kayak features much of the same innovative amenities that Native kayaks are known for and also offers excellent on-the-water performance.

A tandem sit-in kayak with all the outfitting and comfort of a solo boat, the Polaris 180T is the perfect touring choice for couples or pairs wanting to paddle together. This kayak has loads of storage space and all sorts of features, making it the ideal choice for a weekend trip or long days on the water.

Make no mistake: Jackson Coosa FD is not just a Coosa HD with pedals. It is a different hull, an inch longer and wider and also 24 lbs heavier even without the drive and the seat.

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.

The most advanced pedal-powered fishing machine of its kind got a facelift for 2020. The award-winning Predator PDL fishing kayak gets you to the spot fast, and keeps you on the spot without paddling.

With an extremely efficient hull shape perfect for accelerating and carrying speed, as well as making tight turns and carving through the water, the Eddyline Fathom is an excellent boat for any level of kayaker looking to enjoy and develop their touring and sea kayaking skills.

The Hobie Mirage Revolution 13 is built for speed and performance. It’s perfect for either recreational use or fishing on any body of water. Thanks to the MirageDrive 180, the Revolution can go forwards and backwards, as well as make extremely tight turns in narrow spaces. It has just about everything you need in a high-end fishing kayak, and the Revolution 13 makes up for any shortcomings with outstanding performance.

The Hobie Mirage I14T makes a strong case for being the best inflatable tandem kayak on the market. It’s certainly in a class of its own when it comes to stability and portability, but many users find that it lacks speed and has too wide of a turning radius. The I14T isn’t feature-heavy, but it is known to be a very reliable kayak that can function as a solo or two-person ride. And this is great for anyone looking for a tandem kayak that can go literally anywhere.