Hobie UPDATEDMirage Revolution Hobie
Between the Revolution 11 and the esteemed Revo 13, Hobie has a myriad of fishing needs covered. Speedy yet stable hull forms, Hobie’s innovative MirageDrive system, generous stowage, lashing configurations and an optional sailing kit give you the ability to go. The Revo 11’s featherweight hull accelerates quickly; the nimble- minded design and impressive turning radius allow you to skillfully stalk fish and confidently negotiate persnickety shoals or currents.
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SAIL MODEL
REVOLUTION 11 REVOLUTION 13
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT 11’6”
29” 13’5” 28.5” Hobie
47 LBS 58 LBS
CAPACITY 300 LBS 350 LBS
PRICE
$1,849 $1,999
MODEL
PRO ANGLER 12 PRO ANGLER 14
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT 12’
13’8”
36” 38”
98 LBS 110 LBS
CAPACITY 500 LBS 600 LBS
PRICE
$2,899 $2,999
Mirage
Pro Angler Hobie presents their Mirage Pro Angler 12, winner of Best Boat and Best of Show at ICAST 2012. The most versatile fishing boat to ever come out of their Oceanside, California, factory, its target customer is anyone who wants to fish lakes, rivers or open ocean with no boundaries. At 120 pounds fully rigged, the 12-foot long, 36-inch-wide hull sports a 500-pound weight capacity and delivers new levels of innovation with must-have angler features. These include the Hobie MirageDrive pedal propulsion system, the all new Vantage Seating, Lowrance Ready Fishfinder Installation System, Pivoting Tackle Management System and vertical and horizontal storage for six rods.
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Quest
Hobie UPDATED
The Quest series offers everything needed to fully unwind. The updated 11-footer’s clean, appendage-free underbody glides on the mere suggestion of water and its light weight and user-friendly handles make portaging a snap. Versatile enough to please any crowd, the Quest’s angler-friendly features include covered bow stowage, molded-in rod holders and a stern cargo area that allows you to haul everything from tackle and crate systems to a Hobie Livewell.
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MODEL
QUEST 11 QUEST 13
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT 11’ 13’
29” 28.5”
47 LBS 58 LBS
CAPACITY 300 LBS 350 LBS
PRICE $999
$1,149
Mirage
Outfitter Smooth, stable and built for two, the Outfitter is designed with a philosophy of utility, performance and ease of use. Onboard features, such as molded utility trays, built-in drink holders, dual helm controls and conveniently positioned rod holders, make the Outfitter a pleasure to use, regardless of destination. Whether it’s a solo after-work session or a long weekend of float casting with a friend, the Outfitter boasts a wide, stable hull platform, dual MirageDrives and ample stowage space to keep you well-provisioned and properly organized.
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SAIL MODEL OUTFITTER Mirage Island MODEL
ADVENTURE ISLAND 16’ TANDEM ISLAND
SAIL
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT 42” 42”
18’6”
115 LBS 190 LBS
CAPACITY 350 LBS 600 LBS
PRICE
$3,999 $5,599
Hobie
Meet the Hobie Mirage Adventure and Tandem Islands. Designed for pure adventure, this series of hybrids offers high-speed propulsion, integrating a large removable carbon fiber sail rig and MirageDrive power. Attach the aka crossbeams and the ama floats in seconds and these ultra-stable vessels fly across the water. Big game enthusiasts have landed giant marlin and tuna from these rigs, showcasing the boat’s incredible versatility. Got high speed trolling?
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Jackson Kayak Big Rig
The Big Rig is a single-person sit-on-top designed for incredible stability in a stand-up fishing kayak. Taking the best features of various Jackson Kayak fishing models into a new, larger package, and introducing some new ones at the same time has created the ultimate all-water, all-fishing-style machine. The Big Rig comes ready to accept the Raymarine Dragonfly fishfinder and Power- Pole Micro stake-out systems.
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MODEL BIG RIG
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT CAPACITY 13’2”
37” 92 LBS 450 LBS PRICE $1,499-$1,699
LENGTH WIDTH WEIGHT 12’8”
34” 86 LBS
CAPACITY 425 LBS
PRICE $2,749
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