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The Vibe Kayaks Skipjack 90 9 Foot Angler is a 1-person sit on top fishing kayak that weighs 42 pounds, making it perfect for throw and go fishing.
It comes with 4 flush-mount rod holders, providing ample space for your fishing gear.
Storage options are abundant with the V-Wave Center Hatch and storage wells located in the bow and stern of the kayak.
Comfort is not compromised with this kayak, as it includes a built-in ergonomic backrest and cushion.
Now let's answer some common questions about the Vibe Kayaks Skipjack 90:
Can this type of kayak be used on both, ocean and lakes? Yes. I have used the Skipjack 90 both in the ocean and on lakes. It performed equally well on both during flat seas.
Is it possible to stand up and fish or to just take a break from sitting? Have seen a few kayaks that mentioned this as a possibility. I wouldn't recommend standing in this particular kayak. My husband has one that you can stand in, but it's also a 15 ft I believe.
What's the height? The Vibe Kayaks Skipjack 90 is 12 inches tall.
I am 6 ft tall and 180 lbs, will this be comfortable for me? No, you will not be comfortable. My husband is 5 ft 10 inches tall and weighs 170 lbs, and he bass fishes out of his here. Here is what he said, "The foot area narrows in too much, little to no deck space, I feel very cramped." We ended up giving his to my 15-year-old son who fits just fine. I am 5’6 and I feel fine in it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can this type of kayak be used on both, ocean and lakes?
Yes. I have used the Skipjack 90 both in the ocean and on lakes. It performed equally well on both during flat seas.
is it possible to stand up and fish or to just take a break from sitting? Have seen a few kayaks that mentioned this as a possibility.
I wouldn't recommend standing in this particular kayak. My husband has one that you can stand in, but it's also a 15 ft I believe
What's the height?
It is 12 inches tall.
I am 6 ft tall and 180, will this be comfortable for me?
No you will not be comfortable. My husband is 5ft10 170lbs and he bass fishes out of his here is what he said “The foot area narrows in to much, little to no deck space, I feel very cramped”. We ended up giving his to my 15 year old son who fits just fine. I am 5’6 and I feel fine in it.
