Best Fishing Kayak
Taking all of these factors into consideration, I initially bought a 10
foot Perception sit-inside which served me well for several years. (By
the way, the lifespan of a roto-molded boat is probably going to be 9 or
10 years for the average fisherman, unless the boat is stored in the
sun. UV rays tend to turn the plastic brittle over time and eventually
it cracks.) When I replaced that boat last year I did move up to the 12
footer, primarily because I wanted a dry storage well and a little extra
room in the bow. In North Carolina, we fish year-round and the water in
December and January is just too cold for comfort in a SOT… for me,
anyway. I paid around $700 for my boat and that’s probably where most
entry-level kayak anglers will want to be, give or take $100. Of course,
you can spend as much as you want on a fishing kayak, with the
top-of-the-line models coming in just south of the price of a low-end
bass boat.
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
Best Fishing Kayak
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