Old Town Predator 13 Angler Fishing Kayak

About to begin my 3rd season with this beauty and still not disappointed.-New buyers should understand this is a fairly heavy boat especially after you load it for a day on the water.-I'm 6' and 170 lbs so no issues for me, but larger folks will find it quite comfortable. The seat is all day comfy, but its nice to stand up once in a while.-There's plenty of storage, roomy enough to stretch out and stable enough to almost stand on the gunwales. I knocked a rod over board last year and didn't hesitate to reach out and grab it before it sunk out of sight. Never felt tippy.-Its already set up to mount a rudder and steering cables -NO DRILLING- but after market rudders may need some alterations if you don't feel like shelling out $300 for Old Towns.-The only Cons I can think of is:It IS a heavy boat I use a Harbor Freight trailer to haul mine. Car topping is not an option for me, a PU truck bed is workable.It nose walks a bit and you need to pay attention while paddling - a rudder will fix that for you.Over all I'm very happy with it. A great value for the money.

Weight limit is more around 250lbs. Screws need to be retapped.

Simply amazing vessel. Being 6 foot 4 and nearly 250lb my back would start screaming in my Trip 10 after 30 minutes. No longer a concern. The seat is a primary bullet point for me when selecting a yak to sit on all day and let me tell you, it doesnt get much better than this if at all. 6 mount plates for pure blissful rigging freedom which ive decided to slap gear track on most. Plenty large well for crates or yakattack boxes. Flush rod holders now standard. Roomy front hatch with a neat battery bag i fully intend to utilize at some point. Scupper plugs are a giant plus making this a really dry voyage. It all comes together to create a mean dead sexy (urban camo) bass slaying machine. Cons? So far maybe 1. The center console while very useful and feature rich could afford to be flush with the deck. It would still offer plenty of storage and expose an expansive underupted plain of a deck. Then again being raised allows you to mount items that could be closer to eye level... tough call really but whatever, 5 stars!

Great kayak!It is more like 250lb.