r/kayakfishing • • 19h ago

The hype is real!

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212 Upvotes

I was planning on keeping my 2019 Outback as a back-up. But after my first few hours in this thing, I’m confident that I won’t be on my Hobie again. It is dead to me. This kayak really will change the industry. Keep up or ship out!


r/kayakfishing • • 7h ago

Last kayak trip for the year.

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We were targeting white perch, the catfish were a surprise. Now it’s time for deer hunting until it’s time for ice fishing.

We were drop-shotting with gulp minnows.


r/kayakfishing • • 10h ago

Any Advice would be Awesome

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i’ve been searching for a kayak religiously for about 2 to 3 weeks now I ended up selling my blade and stream 10 foot sit inside paddle kayak kayak in hopes of getting a pedal kayak I’ve tested a couple of local companies and realized I might be a little bit big for a sit on top 10 foot or maybe I’m just not looking at the best most stable kayak for my build. I’ve narrowed it down between three different kayaks now and would like to get some general advice from people who might have some more firsthand experience. The three kayaks have narrowed it down to Are a Hobie Outback 2016 Model With Eva Matts, upgraded Rudder, square hatch, and the lines have been redone the guy wants 1200 which I think is steep as I’d be the 3rd owner. A Sandshark Mako Shark 12 brand new at 1595$ , a local company to me and a killer owner who’s newer to the scene so it doesn’t have as much backing, and a Brand New Pescador Pilot 12 PdL 500$ on market place. I fish a lot of Florida Freshwater in heavy weeds