Fishing kayaks have become a permanent feature of ponds, lakes, rivers, and estuaries, typically in the southern parts of this country, and although kayak fishing stopped growing as a sport years ago, it is practiced by thousands of anglers, of which many believe that the fact that fishing from a kayak isn’t easy to say … Continue reading “How hard is kayak fishing?”
Wavewalk’s patented cartop microskiffs provide unrivaled stability, comfort, seaworthiness, performance, versatility and value – S4 Microskiff Portable & Seaworthy Catamaran MicroSkiff S4 Microskiff Key Features and Benefits Vessel Type: Patented, Multihull Boat (Catamaran) delivers utmost stability L = 13 ft, W = 38″, H = 17″. Weight = 98 lbs (net). Personal watercraft (PWC) saddle … Continue reading “MICROSKIFFS”
The 2025 W720 Catamaran Kayak Skiff is the new model from Wavewalk’s W700 series. W720 Classification The W720 is classified as a Kayak. This means that if you motorize your W720 you will register it as a motorized kayak, and neither as a boat (monohull) nor as a multihull boat, such as the S4. 2025 … Continue reading “W720 Kayak Skiff Specs”
Fishing Kayak or Small Boat? Anglers, experienced or new to fishing, who fish on a budget, and/or don’t like the hassle involved in owning and operating a big boat, ask themselves whether they should fish out of kayaks or small boats (including microskiffs), since both types of watercraft offer similar advantages in terms of low … Continue reading “Fishing Kayak vs Small Boat and Microskiff”
Seasickness eliminated People can feel seasick on board all kinds of boats boats, yachts, cargo ships, and even gigantic cruise ships. Similarly, people can experience motion sickness when traveling in big motor vehicles such as vans, SUVs and buses, as well as when they fly on board planes, big and small. However, no one driving … Continue reading “You can’t get seasick in an S4 microskiff”
