Need a kayak - Kayak Fishing Adventures on Big Water’s Edge

ewhitney60 · 05-07-2016, 03:23 PM

I have the Jackson Kraken 15.5. I am a big dude so it fits my needs getting in and out of the surf is SUPER easy. It is my first kayak so I don't speak from a variety of experience. However, Some on this thread have said it all... No kayak is "one size fits all" honestly you have to commit to trial and error. If you order it brand new I know that someone will snatch it up for close to the same price if you want to get a new "better fitting" kayak.

For what you're looking for I would recommend the Kracken 13.5.

It's not as Long and narrow and it punches through the surf VERY easy. Also, It is a very comfortable kayak to fish with for Hours on end if you so desire!

05-07-2016, 03:23 PM	#14
ewhitney60 Member Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 47	I have the Jackson Kraken 15.5. I am a big dude so it fits my needs getting in and out of the surf is SUPER easy. It is my first kayak so I don't speak from a variety of experience. However, Some on this thread have said it all... No kayak is "one size fits all" honestly you have to commit to trial and error. If you order it brand new I know that someone will snatch it up for close to the same price if you want to get a new "better fitting" kayak. For what you're looking for I would recommend the Kracken 13.5. It's not as Long and narrow and it punches through the surf VERY easy. Also, It is a very comfortable kayak to fish with for Hours on end if you so desire!