#Stand up and idive full#
Read Kayak Angler‘s full review of the Vibe Kayaks Maverick 120. The Maverick 120 is ready to answer when adventure calls. For those chasing down their next catch, it’s packed with features, including five gear tracks, multiple paddle parks, and front and rear bungee tie-down systems. The stable, no-flex deck provides superior stability, comfort and maneuverability, and its light weight means it’s easy to carry and get out on the water. It may not technically be a kayak, but this board is so versatile we thought it deserved a spot on the list. The Maverick 120 Hybrid from Vibe Kayaks is ready to help you conquer the water. Read Kayak Angler’s full review of the Kaku Kayaks Zulu. It’s also fully integrated with a Micro Power Pole mount. The Zulu can carry tons of gear and there are gear tracks allowing for lots of different rigging options. The unique sight casting chair that was introduced on the Voodoo allows you to get an elevated view of the water. It’s designed with stability, speed and versatility in mind, and features an open, roomy deck that is great for standing and fishing. The new Zulu from Kaku Kayaks allows you to paddle it, pedal it or motorize it. The Lure 13.5 is also available with the Overdrive Pedal & Motor System. The Lure’s super-stable 34-inch-wide hull paired with an extra-large padded standing platform gives you the option to paddle or cast in sitting or standing position. The 13.5 is longer, faster, extremely stable and capable of bigger water, featuring a front multi-use console, and a removable sonar and electronic pod. The Lure 13.5 from Feelfree Kayaks provides a new level in stability, comfort and versatility. View all Old Town standup fishing kayaks. Also included are rod tip holders and rod retainer bungees, side-mount paddle storage and a molded paddle rest, a slip-resistant deck, a stand-up assist strap and more. This boat features Old Town’s Element Seating System, which provides high/low seating options and an adjustable backrest.
#Stand up and idive pro#
Old Town’s Pro Staff examined seating, rod placement, paddle holders and total “fish-ability” and incorporated it all into this revolutionary boat.
The Predator 13 from Old Town was engineered-both below and above the waterline-to deliver the perfect platform for fishing and on-water sporting. Watch Kayak Angler’s video walk-through of Mirage Pro Angler 12 specs and features. Now with the Guardian Retractable Transducer Shield and the reversing MirageDrive 180 with Turbo Kick-Up Fins. Now includes a retractable skeg for improved course-keeping, as well as innovative H-Rail for superior flexibility in accessory rigging. The elevated Vantage ST seat makes it easy to move around the boat. Confidently stand and fire cast after cast. Keep a half-dozen rods rigged for the ultimate kayak fishing adventure.
#Stand up and idive series#
The Mirage Pro Angler 12 fishing kayak from Hobie deploys all the big-boat fishing features of the Pro Angler series on a 12-foot-long platform that fits neatly in the back of most any pickup truck. These standup fishing kayaks (and some paddleboards) from Hobie, Old Town, Feelfree Kayaks, Kaku Kayaks, Vibe Kayaks, Perception Kayaks, Wilderness Systems, Jackson Adventures, Bonafide Kayaks, NRS, Pelican, NuCanoe, Sea Eagle, Native Watercraft and Evoke offer a wide variety of options to get you on the water and fishing from a standing position with confidence.
Read Top Anglers’ Tips On Better SUP Fishing to learn more. Don’t discount this option just because you don’t see as many of them around. Fishing SUPs are designed to be stable and paddled from a standing position. An elevated seating platform will make it easier to move from a seated to standing position and back.Īnother option for anglers to consider is a standup paddleboard. A wide, open, flat deck will also provide plenty of room for your feet. In cases where a kayak isn’t marketed as a standup fishing kayak, you’ll want to look for a sit-on-top boat that has solid primary stability and a wide beam. It’s nice to have this as an option in addition to sitting. Lastly, the simplest reason to stand up and fish is to change your positioning and stretch your legs. It also allows you to see farther into the water to locate structure and fish. You’ll find you’re more accurate and can cast farther when standing. Standing provides greater range of motion for casting and working the lure. There are many reasons anglers prefer to stand and fish. While this may be true for sit-inside kayaks, there are many sit-on-top models on the market that are designed to make standing up safe, comfortable and easy to do. Since the two major categories of fishing kayaks are termed sit-on-top and sit-inside, there’s a common misconception that fishing out of a kayak is limited to sitting down.
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