HOBIE
MIRAGE REVOLUTION 13
www.hobiecat.com • $2,299
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A cruiser capable of taking on boisterous water, the Revolution 13 is a smooth, stable kayak that feels like one. It has go-all-day creature comforts such as the Vantage CT seat. It is catchy too, with dual rod holders and plentiful tackle storage. If you crave a change of pace from hands-free MirageDrive motivation and pick up the paddle, the Revo 13 still makes tracks. If this is a floating SUV, it's one that loves a twisty, challenging track. The lightweight, rotomolded hull sings when under the sail kit power.
MATERIAL: ROTOMOLDED POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 13'5" • WIDTH: 28.5" • WEIGHT: 69.5 LBS / 82.8 LBS FULLY RIGGED • CAPACITY: 350 LBS HOBIE
MIRAGE PRO ANGLER 14
www.hobiecat.com • $3,199
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Fish be warned: The Hobie Mirage Pro Angler 14 excels at helping anglers land prizes of every fin, stripe and color. Whether it's a day of drift casting, dry flying, or exploring new saltwater haunts, the boat's super-stable, standing- friendly, rotomolded polyethylene hull encourages all styles of fishing. The Pro Angler 14's feature-laden deck packs the essentials—from an easy-to-reach center hatch, to the fully adjustable Vantage ST Seat, to stowage for multiple Plano tackle boxes—for years of blissful fishing.
MATERIAL: ROTOMOLDED POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 13'8" • WIDTH: 38" • WEIGHT: 110 LBS / 138 LBS FULLY RIGGED • CAPACITY: 600 LBS HOBIE
MIRAGE PRO ANGLER 12
www.hobiecat.com • $3,099
UPDATED
When the angling agenda calls for a stable, capable fishing platform, the Hobie Mirage Pro Angler 12 stands ready. Its innovative hull design allows you to confidently stand and cast, and its fishing-specific deck configuration accommodates six rods (two vertically, four horizontally) while allowing immediate access to tackle. Generous bow stowage swallows gear and the livewell-ready, bungee-secured stern cargo area increases versatility.
MATERIAL: ROTOMOLDED POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 12' • WIDTH: 36" • WEIGHT: 98 LBS / 120 LBS FULLY RIGGED • CAPACITY: 500 LBS JACKSON KAYAK
KRAKEN
www.jacksonkayak.com • $1,799
NEW
This kayak marks the first collaborative design between legendary kayak angler Jim Sammons and Jackson Kayak's design team led by Tony Lee. The end result is a boat shaped and built to accommodate those hitting the open water, those looking for speed, comfort, perfect trim and big water management. It's a paddler's fishing kayak. It's designed for punching surf, handling rough offshore currents, swells, beach landings and those putting in long paddles to get on fish.
MATERIAL: POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 15'7" • WIDTH: 30" • WEIGHT: 85 LBS (90 LBS W/ SEAT, 110 LBS W/ STANDARD ACCESSORIES) • CAPACITY: 400 LBS JACKSON KAYAK
COOSA HD
www.jacksonkayak.com • $1,249 / $1,699
NEW
The Coosa family of kayaks are designed to excel in any moving water, be it fresh or tidal. The original Coosa shines in smaller, swifter and rapid-filled waters. This year JK introduces the Coosa HD "Heavy Duty." The HD sports new innovative deck features and it is a bit longer and wider than the Coosa, making it even more stable and ideal for a wide range of anglers. The hull is still river-friendly, but the HD will track truer on flatwater.
MATERIAL: POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 11'2" / 11'8" • WIDTH: 32" / 33.5" • WEIGHT: 70 LBS (64 LBS W/O SEAT) / 75 LBS (70 LBS W/O SEAT) CAPACITY: 375 / 400 LBS
JACKSON KAYAK
BIG RIG PRO
www.jacksonkayak.com • $1,699 / $3,699
NEW
The Big Rig was designed to be incredibly stable for standing and fishing. The Big Rig encompasses several Jackson Kayak features but in a larger package. The Big Rig Pro is the fully featured, completely ready to fish, off-the-shelf version of JK's popular Big Rig. It is outfitted to the gills with all the bells and whistles added from their
industry partners, such as Raymarine and PowerPole. All assembly is done, there is no reason to do anything else but unwrap and go fishing. MATERIAL: POLYETHYLENE • LENGTH: 13'2" • WIDTH: 37" • WEIGHT: 92 LBS (98 LBS W/ ELITE SEAT) • CAPACITY: 450 LBS
88 PADDLING BUYER’S GUIDE || Annual 2015
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