Perception Outlaw 11.5 Fishing Kayak
Kayaks
George's primary flat-water kayak, praised for its "crazy comfortable" elevated lawn-chair seat and wide-open deck layout that makes stand-up fishing easy.
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Kayaks
George's primary flat-water kayak, praised for its "crazy comfortable" elevated lawn-chair seat and wide-open deck layout that makes stand-up fishing easy.
Lures
A hollow-body frog lure that glides easily over heavy pads, lily fields, and mats. Triggers explosive blowups from largemouth bass hidden in thick vegetation.
Lures
A premium bladed jig with instant blade vibration that bass can locate easily by feel, even in muddy post-rain creek water.
Lures
A compact topwater lure with a spinning plopper tail that creates a distinct plopping sound bass can't resist in quiet ponds.
Rods
A sensitive, heavy-action rod built specifically for throwing hollow-body frogs and heavy jigs around thick brush piles.
Reels
Features a digitally controlled braking system to help prevent backlashes and birdnests, especially when casting against heavy wind on open lakes.
Safety gear
The ultimate kayak fishing life jacket, designed with a high-back floatation panel to clear tall kayak seats and loaded with pockets.
Camping gear
A freestanding, lightweight tent that makes quick solo overnight setups easy at state parks near the boat launch.
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