Pelican The Catch 120 - One Year Buyers Review! 

Great deal, bought mine for I believe 700 in May 2020. Enjoy!

This suited my needs perfectly for a couple years. Just actually bought a 133x last night. Video coming soon

Might have to do some research on that. Thanks!

Great for the beginner looking to get into higher level kayak fishing. Good stability but not much room for mods if you wanted to add them (If you want to make them look nice). I've had two kayaks since making this video and this kayak is long gone. But I remember having a positive experience, however its tough to justify at that price point especially compared to something like a Perception Outlaw

I would say yes, especially if you’re not one to do modifications this is more geared towards that.

A man of good taste. I'm looking at the same two and at the same question. You make your purchase yet Nic? What do you think? I'm kinda between 3. The Old Town Sportsman 120, the Bigfish 120 and the Pelican 120

@@Nothing2Interesting hey dude, I actually couldnt find the pelican where im from so that was off table. I actually tried out a bigfish 105 after the shop worker persuaded that the 120 was overkill for me at 70kg's. But i still found the 105 was far far to heavy for roof loading on my car. I ended up with a completely different chinese type 14ft yak. Out of your choices id say the old town is the best one.

@@domanater480 yeah I couldnt believe how heavy the Bigfish was when I I was looking at the Specs. The Old Town is only 38.5kg by itself so much more manageable on the roof. Itll probably be the one I get because its the only one in stock locally for me lol. How are you liking the one you got?

They do quite a bit. They’re more used for keeping your rod secured when removing the hook from a fish catch. Not really for extra storage.

@@UntamedOutdoorsmen Thanks for the quick reply. My choice is either this one or the Lifetime Yukon.

How does it track? Pretty straight? I noticed it doesn’t have a skeg, but its design being a tunnel design maybe doesn’t need one.

Yeah it’s an entry level ish fishing kayak this wouldn’t have a skeg. It does track pretty well as is.

@@UntamedOutdoorsmen You sold me. I am picking mine up this Friday, thanks for your help!

Yeah it’s a great kayak but probably not too great in the ocean. This is definitely a pond/river kayak. I could stand comfortably but again only in a lake with no current.

It is not blocked off. There’s foam blocks in the middle so the bigger stuff won’t slide but the smaller stuff like pliers and scissors will

The catch 120 has 4 rod holders. Two in the front and two in the back

The catch 120 classic comes only with 2 😉in the back

Awesome review!! You helped me to make my final decision!!

Never used a cart for this one