Thread: Kayak for Panfish

Originally Posted by Ditch Basser

My current favorite is the Old Town Loon 12'6" foot, carries my 240lbs, gear and fish easily. I can maintain 3 MPH all day, plus the seat is comfortable.

Hey man I sent you a private message with a couple of questions. Thanks.

New on the market and pretty expensive but its very nice Old Town Topwater PDL. Its a pedal drive 10' kayak extremely stable and weight limit is 450 lbs! It is pretty fast with the pedal drive I could see this making pulling cranks or jigs much easier to cover water. This is now my dream kayak! Google it if interested some very good videos and reviews online.

https://oldtowncanoe.johnsonoutdoors...ter-pdl-angler

I responded to the PM.

I like a kayak I can drag between holes. Limestone Creek is one of my favorites, but it becomes a series of shoals that are inches deep with deeper holes between. I like a kayak with a comfortable seat and that's easy to paddle. Lightweight and easy to put on a cart or short drags over shoals and through the grass. Just my , because I like to fish in isolated areas. If I see someone else there, then I'm in the wrong place.

There is a kayak dealer out in Pineville that you might want to check out he could probably set you in the right direction,he's located in a small strip mall just before hwy.67 goes from 4 lanes to two lanes

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Slabby, the Kayak Store in Priceville closed a few weeks ago, however it is reopening in Hartselle on Main Street (Hwy 36). I think it opened last week.

Thanks I didn't know that I was playing around with the idea of getting me one and stopping in to check them out.

Ive liked my Wilderness Systems ATAK . Its very stable. Would like to try spider rigging out of it this fall if i can figure out how to set it up.