SUPerFISHAL

I bought my board several years ago and this thing is a tank. This has become the load hauler for any paddle in camping that we do. While it is slower and heavier than a lot of other options but this thing is as stable as the day is long.

I have owned the SuperFishal for about four years, and it's perfect for me. I have spinal issues, so I can't sit too long in a kayak; is why it's perfect for me. It's well balanced, and I even fly fish off of it, with ease. My back is more stable standing, and I can see fish strikes better from a higher angle. I transport it with a paddle board carrier, which manages some of the weight. Durability is one of its greatest assets, in and out of the water. Perfect, for a better fishing experience, while exercising the upper body.

Previously owned the Supernatural,saw this upgraded fishing version and love it. Surpasses all my expectations - the paddle/bottle holder is great - don't have to lean down to get my paddle and it doesn't float away so I don't have to use a leash, which gets in the way when I fish. Pros the built in Paddle stager - the front molded hard deck with straps holds my tackle box and stuff. Plenty of tie downs for my cooler and drybags. Extra thick padding is easy on the knees. Cons It's a bit heavy Usage This is mainly my fishing SUP, both friends like to use when they are learning because it's so stalbe.

I live in Santa Rosa Beach Fl. I fish on my Superfishal 3 times a week in the bay and various bayous. I target bull redfish primarily. I love the stability and width of this board. I landed my first tarpon over 72 inches from this board. A milk crate and cooler fit perfectly giving you the option to sit down in windy and or longer paddles. Pros Stability..width..customization Cons Hull slap..water stays on deck Usage Fishing

While on vacation in Florida last summer I had the opportunity to try out the Jackson superfishal. my friend had two of them and we took them out for an afternoon on the bay. my friend/ owner really likes this board. I found it suitably stable for a novice boarder. the only draw back was it seamed a bit heavy to me. Pros stability Cons weight Usage recreational

For the money great versatility primarily was to be used for all types of fishing fly fishing and bass fishing but see the future will include river exploration camping so much more Pros stability and durability value Cons non yet Usage fishing touring

I had an opportunity to try this board as a demo recently. First of all it was very stable and comfortable. Also it had a lot of places for storing your stuff. However,Jackson did not bother to put fins on it for the demo causing it to fish tail with every stroke. Not good. I can only review it like it tracked when I tested it. Pros Comfort stability storage Cons Heavy ,poor tracking Usage Lake

I love this SUP!!! Such a blast to paddle, fish and play, and you can't find a more bombproof SUP for your buck. Roto-milled and capable of carrying 350 lbs, anyone can have fun on this. The front deck attachment has a place for your water bottle, paddle holder at about a 35 degree angle, 2 fishing rod protectors, bungees and straps for whatever you want to store on the front. I personally keep a large tackle bag with rod holders on the front held down by the bungees for trolling. There are brass inserts in 6 places on the SUP for ram mounts, camera mounts, fishing rod holders and comes with a GoPro mount. On the rear of the SUP you will find more straps for an ice chest or other gear plus bungees to hold your fishing rods or paddle. The new foam membrane covering almost the entire walking surface of the board is firm and comfortable for long periods of standing. Speaking of standing, the stability of this SUP is magnificent!! You can literally stand on the edge with your feet hanging halfway over and the SUP will not turn over, though you may lose your balance and fall LOL. Jackson used the pontoon design and scupper ports like they do on their other fishing kayaks to help balance speed, support and stability as there is no foam inside the hull. And if you are looking for speed, this SUP may not be your exact cup of tea due to weighing 69 lbs. For tracking, there are 2 removable fins underneath that work fairly well. If you get tired of standing, feel free to sit, kneel or sit on an ice chest to paddle without worry of tipping. I have comfortably fished on this multiple times and have yet to fall even while fighting a 5+lb largemouth bass this past week. I live on the windy, flatwaters of Oklahoma so I have yet to try it for its other ratings of being ocean worthy and able to handle class 3 rapids. But I can see it handling those challenges with ease. I purchased this SUP having in mind that I wanted to be able to pond hop, fish, play, take the girlfriend out for a picnic on the water and be able to have my dog enjoy my adventures along side me and it has met all my expectations with ease! Great exercise too!! Pros Cons Usage