Quote Originally Posted by mhall View Post
Alright here's the setup I'm thinking of buying a kayak for small lakes and streams and fishing the Falls of the Ohio. Do I want a sit in or a sit on top? I'll be carrying this by myself, so I think I want as short as I can get by with. I want it stable, I'm about a agile as a bull elephant anymore, lol. Some of you guys in the know tell me what you think I need to do??
this is the best yak for the money stability and for fishin also ive put the link in just click on it will take you to a pic i believe it was on sale cheaper then the net price >>>>>> Ready to join the growing legion of kayak fishermen? The Future Beach® Trophy 126 kayak has one job, and that's to get you to the fish! The signature dihedral hull gives this kayak the ultimate combination of stability and performance, while upgraded features such as a sealed rear bulkhead, flush-mount rod holders, and a two-piece paddle provide great value.

Features


Future Beach® Trophy 126 kayak
Perfect choice for kayak fishermen
Sit-in fishing kayak
Signature dihedral hull for the ultimate in stability and tracking
Sealed rear bulkhead
Adjustable back rest and removable seat cushion
Double 10" x 18" elliptical storage hatches with rubber covers
Step lock adjustable foot rest system
Front and rear bungees
Paddle holder and cup holder
Front and rear carry handles
Weight: 50 lbs
Capacity: 250 lbs
Dimensions: L 10.5' x W 29.5' x H 1'
Two-piece paddle and two flush-mounted rod holders included
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