“The 120 handles perfectly on the water, the PDL drive system is unbeatable, and you can pack all your stuff (and then some) in it – and it still won’t sink. Best Pedal-Drive:: Old Town Topwater 120 PDL Kayak.“If you can’t decide whether you want a paddle, pedal, or motor-driven kayak, just do yourself a favor and go with the tri-powered Wilderness Systems Radar 115.” Best Tri-Powered: Wilderness Systems Radar 115.“With a two-person, 650-pound weight capacity, great overall comfort, and a ridiculous amount of adjustments available, the Blackfoot is hard to beat in the Inflatable segment.” Best Inflatable Tandem: Aquaglide Blackfoot Angler 130.Add the high weight capacity, storage options, and comfort – and you have an inflatable winner.” “The StraitEdge Pro Angler handles almost as well as its hard-shell competition, which can’t be said for many other inflatable ‘yaks. Most Stable Inflatable: Advanced Elements StraitEdge Angler PRO.And yet, it still manages to remain compact, lightweight, and easy to transport.” “The Mirage Compass Duo has more than enough room on board, even with its seats filled.

Top Rated Tandem: Hobie Mirage Compass Duo Tandem Sit-On-Top Kayak.

“While the 360 Pro is an investment, the sheer amount of features, exceptional stability, and game-changing 360 fishing seat more than make up for it.”” High-End Pick: Jackson Kayak Blue Sky Boatworks 360 Pro.“The Old Town Big Water is a bit pricey, but the PDL drive system is revolutionary, the built quality is superb – and it cuts through waves like no other kayak on this list.” Overall Winner: Old Town Sportsman Big Water Pedal Kayak.

Best flat bottom fishing kayaks