26 kg of highly durable polyethylene ready to change the way you fish! Loads of deck storage and hatch storage for the adventurous paddler. Utility trays on either side of the paddler for temporary storage of lures, pliers etc. Exceptional stability.
Available accessories: Steering system, anchor system, pulling wheels, t-top canopy.

Length: 3.45m
Width: 0.83cm
Weight: 28kgs

Features of Hunter Ski Fishing Kayak:

Sit on top kayak
• Wet cockpit area drains quickly and efficiently, thus inevitable splashing does not enter the hull.
• Fisherman can enter and exit cockpit with ease, from just about anywhere, even in the water. The wide stable design also assists with easy access.
• The wet deck, sit on top kayak design, makes it extremely versatile, for example, it can be used as a buoy and catch box while spearfishing.
• It will never sink!

The Deck
• The upper half of the kayak has a non-slip surface moulded into the polyethelene. So, even when wet, the paddler has total control over the vessel.
• There are four different length foot rests for different height paddlers moulded into the deck of the boat.
• There is a very large storage area on the deck behind the paddlers back. The flat nature of this area means that hatches can be fitted anywhere here. Live bait buckets or cooler boxes, its big enough to fit just about anything.
• Long thin storage trays on either side of the paddler allow safe temporary storage for lures, films, bullets or whatever else. These trays also have a moulded in cup holder on each side.
• Three or more hatches of different sizes can be fitted on the deck that allow storage within the hull of the kayak. Although the inside of the hull does get wet in choppier water, leakage is minimal. On calm water, the inside can be used as dry storage. These hatches also provide access to the steering cables on the inside for easy maintenance or modifications.

Stability
• At 86cm wide the Hunter Ski provides finomianal stability. With some nice weather and good balance you are able to stand up on the kayak.
• Such stability will increase the confidence of any level of paddler and better and more daring exploration will take place.
• For increased stability, two kayaks can be joined alongside one and nother by using the fishing rod holders and connecting pipes.

Steering
• A durable stainless steel rudder is attached to the stern of the Hunter Ski.
• This rudder is directed by a lightweight aluminium foot steering system.
• The aluminium foot steering system can be controlled while paddling.

Utility drain holes
• Behind the paddlers seat there is a rectangular storage recess with two drainage holes. A coolerbox, baitbox, diving gear or anything else can be stored here.
• These drainage holes are extremely useful. A set of wheels can be plugged in from underneath. The wheels available from Hunter Ski as an accessory are welded from stainless steel. This is brilliant for when a lot of kit is on the kayak and carrying it will be quite difficult. With the wheels the kayak can just be reversed into deep enough water to take the wheels out. The stainless steel will avoid rusting.
• Once launched, and the wheels removed, a T-top canopy can be plugged into these holes from on top. Hunter Ski has developed this canopy from lightweight aluminium and the sun is blocked out with durable ripblock material. The canopy has a swivelling point and can be moved out of the way for casting etc.

Nylon Seat
• Built for comfort. Paddling without a seat can be very taxing on the lower back and hamstrings.
• The seat is adjustable using the two straps on either side of the paddlers that are clipped onto the boat.
• Strips of polycarb are built into the seat to provide support and strength.
• The deluxe seat version has an extra pocket, an extra cup holder, an extra rod holder, and a belt clip to hold tools that normally go onto your belt.

Fishability
• Up to 12 rod holders can be installed onto the Hunter Ski , these can be used for trolling, rod storage, to connect one kayak to another, and in many other creative ways.
• Under the paddlers legs is space to tie down a tackle box. This allows for easy access and the fisherman can keep his deck tidy.
• The utility trays on either side of the paddler allow for temporary storage of lures, bait or anything that may be convenient close at hand.
• Rods can be tied down either in front, or behind of the paddler, on the storage decks. This may be necessary when launching and there is a possibility of capsizing.
• An anchor kit can be fitted and utilized when necessary.