Catch HDII Premium Angler - Sit-On-Top Fishing Kayak - HyDryve Pedal System & Comfortable Ergocast seat

Beautiful boat. Great craftsmanship. Well worth the price.

Fantastic entry level pedal kayak despite not have instant reverse. Kayaks tracks straight with the rudder deployed. I was mainly looking for a lightweight pedal kayak I can carry top and this fits that bill.

Works well. Because of back surgery, I have problems paddling. Now I can use my feet. The dolphin fin propulsion work much better on weeded lakes than a prop. Calling the manufacturer, for advice, I think in Canada, can be improved. I would advise using a gel seat for a more comfortable ride.

On my third time using the kayak one of the pedal drives fins popped out as the bolt holding it in place snapped. Would’ve held there under tension if the joint it was pushed into was made of metal but it was plastic so the inside of the joint is now worn down and loose. Not to mention the kayak itself handles terribly without the pedal drive and tends to spin in circles. I contacted the manufacturer and have yet to get a response. I should’ve just gotten a jon boat for the price.Other features were nice like the rod holders and storage spots but i bought it for the pedal drive and that broke in less than 4 hours of total use.

It is a well built product, good looking colors. Looks like it will give a lot of years of service. fun to fish from too.

It does normal kayak things, wish the fins were longer for more speed. Might mount a trolling motor. Very stable, comfort is mid, kinda heavy for one person, bit on the pricy side tho, can turn on a dime if you lean into it

This is my very first expensive fishing kayak. A lot of people told me to avoid this kayak because the HD was so bad. I figured I’d do it anyway for the price and boy I don’t regret it at all. I’ve been fishing out of this kayak for about 8 months now and i havnt had a single issue. It is light weight so wind does effect it but if you get a good power pole and anchor you shouldn’t have any problems. My next plan for it is to find a way to rig a troller on the front.

I have spent many hours on lakes and rivers with this kayak, the option of padding and peddling has upped my workouts without being totally exhausted