Native Watercraft Titan Propel 10.5 Kayak

It is a great fishing kayak because of its stability. You can easily stand up and fish. It tracks well. It has not been in any rough water (high waves), but my 13 ft Slayer Propel down in Florida is taken out in the ocean and it handles the 1-2 ft swells just fine. I would assume the same for this one.

It paddles easily. I have done as much as 10 mile routes in a day. It fits much better in the bed of a pickup truck than the larger models. The attribute that I like about this (and other propellor driven kayaks) is the ability to instantly reverse. This works well when you are fishing close to shore and structure and hook a bass.

Just pedal backward and you have brought the fish out. It has tons of storage, including a hatch in the front. The seat is adjustable to two positions and is quite comfortable. The kayak comes with an anchor and a Sidekick wheel set. The Sidekick wheels are temporarily attached to the kayak, allowing the kayak to be moved about like a wheelbarrow.

The kayak has several gear tracks to which you can attach rod holders, fish finders, and other fishing accessories. It also has a recess in the hull where a fish finder transducer can be located. Since, I has been used only lightly I can't attest to how well it holds up, but my Slayer Propel is going on 10 years old and it is still as sweet as the day I bought it, other some scuff marks and gouges on the front keel. I am willing to deliver this kayak as far as 50 miles (for an extra $50), but other than that if you buy it, you are going to have to come and get it. I will not package it up and mail it.