Jackson Kayak

Big Tuna Kayak with Rudder YakAttack Edition - Sit-On-Top

Whether the fish are flipping themselves into your boat or you're idling in the water with a full bottle of sunscreen and the latest fishing mag, you're guaranteed a sweet ride in the YakAttack Edition of the Jackson Kayak Sit-On-Top Big Tuna with Rudder YackAttack Edition. Despite a less than modest profile, this big boat turns on a dime and comes tricked out with YakAttack fishing accessories to improve the angle on your angling. With a weight limit that might not be allowed on certain highways and more storage than a semi, you can reel in the record-setting catfish without having to toss your favorite steel-toed boot to avoid hitting the weight cap.
This silhouette of this long lady lets you speed through the flats and wiggle through the waves without issue. High-class rapids are not advised, though you rarely listen to advice, even when it could have prevent the Halloween of '03 incident—shudder. Two Hi/Lo seats let you take a friend along, but you better make sure they bring their own beer. Different seating positions, like the "facetime" position, let you and your buddy sit facing each other, and you can take the second seat out when you're paddling solo. Foot pegs control the rudder so your hands are free for paddling, holding a fishing rod, or victory dances. Whatever. The included Tuna Tank can act as a live bait tank: just drill a few small holes in the front and back and watch as water and oxygen flow through to keep your bait or fish fresh.
The rear storage hatch holds full-length rods or dry bags laden with waders and lure-heavy vests. What doesn't fit inside the boat will almost surely fit between the gaping stern and bow tankwells. At the nose of the boat, the removable rod tip protector does double duty as a paddle holder if you're opposed to stacking the sides with sticks.
Perhaps with more accessories than most women you know, this boat comes dripping with details. YakAttack angling add-ons give your fishing new-found fabulousness with a 6-foot ParkNPole, Zooka Tube, and PanFish Portrait camera mount, and the GoPro mount gives you the perfect place to perch one of your many waterproof cameras. If you're craving more crap on the boat, 2 Ram Tough Balls attachments are standard equipment—and, like all boats, the Big Tuna is a lady.