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    The weight of the Eagle doesnt bother anyone?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Schins View Post
    The weight of the Eagle doesnt bother anyone?

    It's like 68 lbs. You won't find many 12 ft fishing kayaks lighter than that.

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    For the $'s its hard to beat the FSET12.... it comes ready to fish. The factory seat is not so bad but if you add about 3 of those $5 foam stadium cushion seats under it, your bottom side will feel much better!! The back of the seat is low and not great for those needing more support for long hours on the water. I have replaced mine twice now trying different types of seats. I have used the Kerco Angler and the Feelfree Kingfisher. The Kerco has great back support but the bottom padding was not enough. The Kingfisher had a great wedge style pad on the bottom which helped my legs feel better being raised up and the back is high for those who like that extra support. The back did start flexing midway up after continued use but has not caused me any issues yet. I still use 2 or 3 of those foam pads under it for the extra padding and height. I added Scotty slide tracks to each side of mine to mount gearheads with rocket launcher rod holders to allow me to do some slow trolling while paddling. I keep a small 3 tray tackle bag tethered directly behind my seat and a cooler in the back compartment for my catch.
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    I had to rivet the foot pegs in place on mine. I also mounted a swing arm on a ram ball mount for my transducer and rigged my small hummingbird depth/fish finder on an improvised battery box. It is fun to "engineer." So far I haven't regretted my modifications.
    After 4 years of use, still going strong.

    BTW, put scupper plugs under the seat or you will soak your underwear, among other things.
    Calling fishing a hobby is like calling brain surgery a job.
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