Enjoyed watching your video. I am looking right now and starting to do some serious research. I was wondering if you had looked at the FeelFree Lure 10' model. The Sea Ghost110 has the rudder feature, which I really like. The Lure 10, has a great seat, which really looks comfortable. You need to check it out. The transducer space is something I like but don't know if it is in my future right now. I like the open space of the Lure 10 in front of the seat versus the long console of the Vibe. Still waiting to pull the trigger but hope to keep in touch. The anchor system you installed looks pretty simple, but I think I will wait until I get a boat before deciding on a system. I will go your route and try to avoid drilling holes in a new boat. Thanks for your time and Tight Lines.
The Feel Free Lure model looks very nice. I have a buddy that has the 2 Waters Big Fish 120 and it is also a very nice kayak. I like the console because I can put plastic baits, etc, in the console for easy access when I'm fishing. At the same time it would be nice to have that open platform space. The Vibe SG 110 is stable enough to stand in and stretch your legs and also make a few casts. I even stood up and paddled one time, but it did get a little sketchy. You just need to decide how much standing you will actually be doing. In my case, I don't plan to stand much. My buddy with the Big Fish 120 was able to stand up more stable than the Sea Ghost. Rudder system works very well in the river and the anchor trolley I installed in my other video also work excellent in the river. Good luck with your decision, I don't think you will go wrong either way.
I have a buddy who had a BigFish 120. Speed and tracking was better on the Vibe (probably because of the rudder). I always floated faster because I was staying straight. The BigFish was much heavier than the Vibe. Stability for standing up was better with the BigFish, but doable in the Vibe.
Have you been out on it yet? I'm looking to buy one and was wondering if it is stable enough to stand on and if the center console gets in the way when you stand?
It is stable enough to stand up in, but if your planning on doing a lot of stand up fishing I would go with a different model in my opinion. Console doesn't get in the way for me.
I just ordered a blue one as my first fishing kayak. I can't wait!!!
that's awesome and congratulations. how do you like it? I'm thinking about buying one as well.
@@Ranger_k16 It's a really good kayak for the price. I really like mine.
Enjoyed watching your video. I am looking right now and starting to do some serious research. I was wondering if you had looked at the FeelFree Lure 10' model. The Sea Ghost110 has the rudder feature, which I really like. The Lure 10, has a great seat, which really looks comfortable. You need to check it out. The transducer space is something I like but don't know if it is in my future right now. I like the open space of the Lure 10 in front of the seat versus the long console of the Vibe.
Still waiting to pull the trigger but hope to keep in touch. The anchor system you installed looks pretty simple, but I think I will wait until I get a boat before deciding on a system. I will go your route and try to avoid drilling holes in a new boat.
Thanks for your time and Tight Lines.
The Feel Free Lure model looks very nice. I have a buddy that has the 2 Waters Big Fish 120 and it is also a very nice kayak. I like the console because I can put plastic baits, etc, in the console for easy access when I'm fishing. At the same time it would be nice to have that open platform space. The Vibe SG 110 is stable enough to stand in and stretch your legs and also make a few casts. I even stood up and paddled one time, but it did get a little sketchy. You just need to decide how much standing you will actually be doing. In my case, I don't plan to stand much. My buddy with the Big Fish 120 was able to stand up more stable than the Sea Ghost. Rudder system works very well in the river and the anchor trolley I installed in my other video also work excellent in the river. Good luck with your decision, I don't think you will go wrong either way.
how is the speed and tracking? about to pull the trigger and can't decide between this and a bigfish 105. thanks in advance!
I have a buddy who had a BigFish 120. Speed and tracking was better on the Vibe (probably because of the rudder). I always floated faster because I was staying straight. The BigFish was much heavier than the Vibe. Stability for standing up was better with the BigFish, but doable in the Vibe.
Have you been out on it yet? I'm looking to buy one and was wondering if it is stable enough to stand on and if the center console gets in the way when you stand?
It is stable enough to stand up in, but if your planning on doing a lot of stand up fishing I would go with a different model in my opinion. Console doesn't get in the way for me.
Thanks, I'm just interested in standing enough to stretch my legs... is there anything you haven't liked about it yet?
For the price point.. no complaints! I did add a no drill anchor trolley system to the yak and also the Vibe deck pad kit for extra traction.