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Continue ShoppingSeastream Kayaks Angler 120 PD - Pedal Drive
- $1,399.00
- $1,299.00
Seastream Kayaks Angler 120 PD - Pedal Drive
- $1,399.00
- $1,299.00
The Angler 120 PD was designed for the dedicated kayak angler who's not only looking for the most in angler ready features, comfort, convenience and stability but also the option to put down their paddle for a true hands-free experience. This kayak was specially designed to accommodate the Rapid Pedal Drive, featuring the smooth steer system, combined with the oversized Beaver Tail rudder for the ultimate propulsion experience.
Made for Fishing - the Angler 120 PD's name speaks for itself, offering a variety of angler-ready features including the UNI-Track accessory system, flush mounted rod holders, rod tip protection for horizontal rod storage, oversized tank well area and the ability to stand with confidence when casting or reeling one in. However, comfort is king and that's how you'll feel on the EZ Rider multi-position seat wide seat - perfect for those long days on the water. If kayak fishing is one of your most valued passions, and you want to get there fast and fish longer, the Angler 120 is the kayak that will meet your needs.
- Length: 12' 3"
- Width: 35"
- Weight: 97 lbs (Without Drive)
- Drive Weight: 22 lbs
- Capacity: 400 lbs
- Sit-On-Top
- Stable Pontoon Style Design
- Integrated Rapid Pedal Drive
- Smooth Steer System w/Beaver Tail Rudder
- EZ Rider Multi-Position Seat
- Reinforced Standing Platform
- 2X Flush Mounted Rod Holders with Rod Leashes
- Open Bow Storage Area w/Bungee System
- Feelfree Gear UNI-Track Accessory Rails
- Rod Tip Protectors
- Oversized Stern Tankwell with Integrated Bungee System
- Molded In Carry Handles
- Integrated Keel Guard
- Dual Paddle Keepers
- Drain Plug
- Scupper Holes
- Durable Polyethylene
- Vendor: Seastream
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4.7 Based on 6 Reviews
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01/07/2023
Adam S.
United States
Seastream Angler Peddle ‘Yak
Awesome experience. Immediate response from seller and they offer military discount. Kayak was carefully package and arrived flawless.
KK
12/09/2022
Ken K.
United StatesAngler 120 PD - Single issue
Great fishing kayak! Only one issue. I had trouble getting the seat to stay in position because I couldn’t get the strap tight enough. The seat would slip back while I was pedaling and I would have to pull into shallow water and reposition and strap down. The problem was the cam buckle was not holding the strap tightly enough causing it to slip. I will resolve this minor issue before I go out again. Besides that I would highly recommend this kayak over all other pedal-drive kayaks.
RB
03/08/2022
Rocky B.
United StatesSeastream Angler 120 pd
Haven’t got it out on the water yet but overall I am satisfied. The only thing il say about it that makes me concerned is the rutter assembly. The pull rope to raise and lower the rutter should have been a steel cable instead of a thin fabric rope. I’m going to wax the pull rope and hope i get a few seasons out of that function. Other than that I’m excited to get it out on the water and hook into some fish.
VS
07/07/2021
Valerie S.
United StatesSeastream Angler 120 PD
My Husbands new Toy, Totally 100% happy !
SK
05/14/2021
Shawn K.
United StatesExceeded My Expectations
I've had this out on the big lake with 16+ mph winds and the wakes from boat traffic and it's been rock solid stable on the water. The furthest I've ventured out is 2+ miles from my launch site and it gets me there quickly, even in tough conditions. Fishing from it has been great as I can keep two Plano boxes under the seat and a milk crate with more gear and a small cooler strapped behind me. The seat is comfortable, but it took a bit of trial and error to lock it down. I also wish the seat was a few inches higher. Some descriptions say it's height adjustable, but I can't figure that out. The combination of making small rudder adjustments and jogging the pedals comes in handy when fishing as even in tough conditions you can keep the kayak positioned to the target area of your casts. This saves you from having to deploy and retract an anchor all the time. However, with the low seat height and my own height it's not comfortable to keep my legs parallel to the deck while fishing and jogging the watercraft. If I could raise the seat an inch or two and be on more of a downward pedal plane it would make it easier to jog and rest in place on the pedals. I bought an ABN Universal kayak trolley to help haul it, but it took some modifications to get it to seat properly so it wouldn't want to tip over. The next step is to look at some mods and adding electronics. Many consider a pedal kayak at this price range to be "entry level", but I don't see it that way. It's also a decent chunk of change to drop and worry if it's going to be worth it. I'm telling you that it was worth every penny. Time will tell about its durability and the wear and tear on the drive and rudder, but right now I'm extremely happy with my purchase.
