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Overview
About SEASTREAM Openwater Sit-On Fishing Kayak - 12’
Excess. Ready for adventures in open bays, lakes or running rivers, SEASTREAM's Openwater Sit-On fishing kayak offers stability while casting and reeling with a padded, adjustable seat for comfort. It is also built with several angler storage options such as an integrated tackle box, a stern tankwell with mesh net guard, rod holders and enclosed hatches.
- Made from durable polyethylene
- Pontoon-style design for stability when casting or reeling
- Ultralight sit-on top with padded seat and adjustable backrest
- 2X Flush-mounted rod holders with rod leashes
- Enclosed bow and deck hatches
- Molded in tackle tray storage area
- Stern tankwell with integrated mesh net guard
- Carry handles
- Adjustable foot pegs
- Bottle and cup holders
- Integrated keel guard
- Dual paddle keepers
- Drain plug
- Scupper holes
- 400-pound weight capacity
- Made in Thailand
- Delivery Charge: $50
- Must ship truck within the 48 contiguous US only; not eligible for special shipping offers
Specs
Specs about SEASTREAM Openwater Sit-On Fishing Kayak - 12’
- Style: Sit-on-Top
- Boat style: Kayak
- Occupancy: Single
- Capacity: Up to 400 lb.
- Number of seats: 1
- Number of hatches: 2
- Length: 12'
- Width: 30"
- Material: Polyethylene
- Made in Thailand
- Delivery Charge: $50
- Must ship truck within the 48 contiguous US only; not eligible for special shipping offers
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Reviewed by JudyPop from Kansas on Monday, May 29, 2023
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4.0 out of 5 stars. Be carefulReviewed by JudyPop from Kansas on Monday, May 29, 2023The bait well opens into the interior of the kayak’s air bubble…so if you put a heavy enough person in the kayak (not even 400lbs more like ~350) the water through the scutter holes can get deep enough in your sitting area that it can cover the bait well and will fill your kayak with water. I’m looking for ways to fix this…scutter plugs are on my list, but I may have to epoxy the bait well shut.