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Great review thanks please keep me updated getting mine soon

Fantastic review. I wish this was available before I bought mine, I'm glad I took the chance and bought it. Great skiff, lightweight and durable. Tons of fun. I had a 6hp on mine and it felt like I needed a bit more with 2 adults, put a 9.9 on it and works great! SeaEagle customer service is great as well. I've had 2, 200lb+ adults on it and no stability issues at all.

Since it’s 16 ft, it must be registered and have a state registration number plate attached correct?

Excellent episode. I live in the PNW and love our fishing, crabbing, shrimping, etc Thank you for sharing

Brilliant review of a solid fishing machine! Well done!

MAN, those were some GIANTS!!!!! Great episode gentlemen!!! ❤😁👍👍

Nice day!

I'm right between this and a kuda. Think i like the kuda more though.

DUDE!!! that was AWESOME! you almost couldn't get the rod out of the holder. what a set of beasts!

Geez... the Blackfoot 130 still seems like the better choice, and several hundred dollars cheaper.

Awesome review, people sleep on this boat!

Wow! What a great walkthrough and you covered just about everything...well, I can't think of anything else. LOL! I have been considering replacing my Solo Skiff with one of these so I can take it on road trips to be able to get in some fishing and sightseeing from the water wherever we go. Definitely on my short list. I would love to see another update once you have the motor fully broken in and especially if you take it out where there are some bigger waves. I fish the inshore waters here in the FL Panhandle but the Santa Rosa Sound runs mostly east/west and prevailing winds like to come from the southeast/southwest/northwest so even on a lower wind day, the waves build and can get a little rough. My Solo Skiff is self bailing but it's a very wet ride. This seems like it might be a bit drier but I am curious about that as well. Thanks again!!

Late to the party! I actually picked one of these up thanks to your review and love it. I was wondering where you got that nice tool caddy you have attached to the yakattak crate, I would love to grab one of those. Thanks for the nice work!

Great job guys. Big fish always make for good times.

LOOKIE, LOOKIE… HE GOT SNOOKIE!!!! 😝🤙

Great video Jameson and Jeff! And yes, we appreciate the work you do! Some big fish you guys were reeling in.

I currently have the Paddleski but considering upgrading to this one. I don't like the idea of trailering it since the reason I'm going inflatable is for portability. Is it easy to retrieve the boat once you're done fishing from a regular boat ramp? Assuming the trolling motor and battery have been unloaded. Thanks!

Stealth X pro package is the way to go so you can add a 3rd person imho

I’ve been debating on either getting this or the Blackfoot angler kayak. Conflicted on the size difference but it’s nice to see a good video on this boat finally

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check out the new orvis edition they came out with

did everybody win the lottery?

Amazing tip!!!!

This is the thorough review that ive wanted for the FishSkiff 16. No other review goes over the stability or the level of detail you went into about the usable space.

My 3rd one gets here tomorrow. WARNING: Do not leave these in the heat, over 90 degrees, while tied down with cargo straps! Mine blew out at the Seams(unrepairable), the first time the boat was in warranty(inflated to 15 psi), so it was replaced by Sea Eagle. 4 years later, I had it inflated to 14 psi, tied down by cargo straps(from side to side across the whole boat), stopped at my friend's house, the boat was in the sun(95*), BOOM!! It blew out at the seams on one of the side chambers. So, lessons learned; 1) DO NOT inflate to the full psi during hot summer days(13 psi will be fine). 2) DO NOT tie down across the tops of side chambers from side to side of trailer (tie down on the front winch ring, the rear lift handles- keeping the tie downs on just one side of the trailer, and then finally tying off to the side chambers handles without crossing the whole boat(you want to keep the pressure off the chambers). I love this boat! It is perfect for fly fishing while standing and drifting rivers and running lakes and hopefully later this year I get to take it to the Gulf and fish the coast near Destin! I would recommend this boat 10/10! This boat is super stable for an inflatable! BONUS: Sea Eagle is an excellent company that stands behind their products! Great video! Thank you!

My 3rd one gets here tomorrow. WARNING: Do not leave these in the heat, over 90 degrees, while tied down with cargo straps! Mine blew out at the Seams(unrepairable), the first time the boat was in warranty(inflated to 15 psi), so it was replaced by Sea Eagle. 4 years later, I had it inflated to 14 psi, tied down by cargo straps(from side to side across the whole boat), stopped at my friend's house, the boat was in the sun(95*), BOOM!! It blew out at the seams on one of the side chambers. So, lessons learned; 1) DO NOT inflate to the full psi during hot summer days(13 psi will be fine). 2) DO NOT tie down across the tops of side chambers from side to side of trailer (tie down on the front winch ring, the rear lift handles- keeping the tie downs on just one side of the trailer, and then finally tying off to the side chambers handles without crossing the whole boat(you want to keep the pressure off the chambers). I love this boat! It is perfect for fly fishing while standing and drifting rivers and running lakes and hopefully later this year I get to take it to the Gulf and fish the coast near Destin! I would recommend this boat 10/10! This boat is super stable for an inflatable! BONUS: Sea Eagle is an excellent company that stands behind their products! Great video! Thank you!

Thanks for your reviews on both types of kayaks, I choose the kuda 106 because it will do what needs to get done and I have been enjoying it from day one.

I currently own a FeelFree Moken 10 when I eventually upgrade Jackson is the next yak I upgrade to and greetings from Smith County TN.

What river is this?

Can you do a quick video on how you pack it up... especially how you connect the seat to the pack?

Awesome walkthrough brother! that is a VERY cool rig!!!

Does a regular kayak cart fit to launch the boat?

Great walkthrough, very informative

Nicely done! And a really interesting fishing platform!👍

This things looks pretty damn cool.

Great video, thanks for doing this! I just purchased a Kuda 126 and looking for info and ideas on how to rig it for fishing. What portable pump do you recommend for having on board? Are the inflation fittings adaptable to and compatible with non NRS pumps? What are you using in the video to deflate the kayak?

I chose the KUDA 126 for use when we are traveling and camping with our pull behind camper. No need for a truck rack and all the hassle of loading and unloading. Can you recommend a list of mounting hardware needed to secure a paddle, rod holders, crate, etc...?

One of my favorite organizations here in Florida! ❤️😁👍

Holy shit. Strap for a stirrup is GENIUS!

Good, honest review. Well done!!

Dude! I'm glad that you seem to be getting good service out of your GMC. I have the 2017 and the transmission was rebuilt @ 85K and again @ 122K. I will be unloading this one as soon as I can. Great looking truck.

Would you feel comfortable letting a dog ride that yak?

Great video man! Awesome radio channel tips for the people who don’t know! Keep it up and we definitely need to get together for some fishing again asap! 😁🤙👍👍

Nucanoe frontier is a beast rear scuppers definition plug lol im buying a used pursuit next week because i wanted a slimmer kayak for the rivers and for intercoastal i had a kayak buddy 2hp honda its Amazingly light

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Super helpful! The same strap used to tie the Yak down to the truck, needs to be transferred to the yak while in the water. GOT IT!!!!

Bought an NRS Pike as a travel kayak bc of your reviews. Holy Crap that thing has blown me away. I love it! I can stand in it, sit sideways, and it paddles like a decent rec kayak. It's a cheat code for a paddle fishing kayak. Thanks for the info!

Great tips

Great tips brother! I remember a trip or 2 with ya when wind kicked our tails! That trip across coot Bay pond was sketchy for sure!!!!

How about some shorts and no shirt? In colder weather just wear two pairs of underwear