Perception Pescador Pro Kayak 

Scupper holes not supper holds. Lol. Spell check isn't always correct.

Kevin Conway how stable is it while standing?

@@smokeybear1925 i don't stand up.🙂

What if you are over 175?

@@alienxyt honestly. If I was over 210, i'd look for something more stable.

They looked a little large to me to hold a rod decently. Thanks.

I'd be inclined to suggest the 12' for what you're doing. 10' is great for sheltered water where you're not covering much distance, but the 12 will perform better on the bigger water.

@@OutdoorsOriented Thank you very much for the answer. I finally setted for a Jackson Kraken 15.5 (the shop here still had one in store and gave a sweat deal. First test last Saturday was good).

Where do you bought your Kayak. I'm in Costa Rica and thinking about buying a Kayak too... Do you have any advice or link for me? Ps... I'm going to fish the Pacific✌️

@@spinnfunky406 I finally didn´t buy the Pescador but a Jackson 15ft sea kayak (got a good deal locally). I sold that last year and upgraded to a Hobie Compass. Here in Panama City there is a store called Panama Paddle Center. They are a licenced dealer for different brands. There is probably an equivalent in Costa Rica. I haven´t tried the Pescador but know people who have. I am happy I didn´t buy it for the ocean. I will probably work, but it likely much slower than an ocean kayak.

@@hanslenders thanks for the answer 👍... BTW.. Your name sounds very European, are you a native German speaker?

No, the Wilderness Systems Radar would be a good option for that though.

I put one through the front scupper hole, it works great!! Is it the right thing to do prolly not, but I made my own choice to do it. Also if you look up trolling motor for pescador pro 100 on RU-vid, you will find a guy who makes a kit up for them and sells online. Good luck

Theres really not much you can do to that kayak. It's really not compatible for a power pole, trolling motor or any thing else. Dont get me wrong its possible but not worth the trouble. There are a few great videos out there if you want to try any ways.

It's not meant for whitewater, but if you found yourself paddling small stuff it is possible (Class I, maybe II) These types of boats are usually designed with straight-line tracking in mind, which means it won't be as maneuverable as you'd want for most moving water, and because it's a sit on top you'll be limited in how much control you have.

There's a few factors that come into play when deciding on a paddle. Since the Pescador Pro's are a bit wider, you'll likely want a paddle with a slightly larger surface area on the blade. Usually we'll recommend going with a fiberglass or carbon fiber material as these will be a bit lighter compared to aluminum. For length you'll want a 230cm - 240cm for this model depending on your height and paddling style. These are just some real rough guidelines though, so talking with an experienced paddler, or watching a few videos will give you more info to make a good decision. Remember you're swinging that paddle hundreds or thousands of times a day, you want it to be light and comfortable!

It's possible for those with good balance, but honestly there's better boats on the market if you're wanting to stand up much.

I've had mine for about 5 years now and NO I dont recommend standing on it. You "CAN" but your going to tire out your ankles and feet just trying to keep your balance. And even then you might flip.

@@vernalunderwear I agree. Ease of paddling, superior tracking and nimble handling are important to me. Standing, not so much.

Thanks Paul, this boat's been around a few years and obviously prices change, so it's best to follow the links in the description to our website where the price will always be the most up to date. Note we're in Canada, so it may be different depending on where you're located.

If you have very good balance you could, but there's better boats on the market if you're planning on standing much. The trade-off is that these will be a bit lighter and quicker in the water compared to boats that are meant for standing.

@@OutdoorsOriented 12 FT version, can you stand up in it?