Pescador 13.0 Angler

After much looking I settled on the Perception Sport Pescador 13.0 sit on top model because of its features and reasonable price. Mine is a blended red and orange color. This Kayak has two molded in flush mount rod holders behind the seat. It also has one in front of the seat, which makes it easy when changing baits or moving to another honey hole. It is also equipped with a bungee strap on each side for holding your paddle securely while fishing; they can also be used for holding fishing rods.

The seat is very comfortable. It has an adjustable back rest so you can lean back or sit up straight, depending on your preference. I spent four hours on the water without any backache because of the sitting position. There is a small dry storage compartment in front of the seat that's ideal for holding keys, wallets, and other necessities. Also, in front of the seat you will find a very conveniently placed bungee strap for holding a tackle box or small cooler in place. There is also a molded in drink holder and a console for mounting accessories. This Kayak has 6 scupper holes for drainage including two under the seat for keeping your back side dry.

A great feature of this Kayak is the adjustable foot rests. They adjust in small increments, which makes it easy to find the most comfortable setting for your leg length, which I have found to be very important for hours of comfort.

Another thing I like about this Kayak is the abundant storage space. There is a large dry storage area in the front of the molded body that should hold almost everything needed for an extended outing.
There is a large molded in recessed area behind the seat that's perfect for a backpack, cooler, tackle, or other gear which comes equipped with a bungee strapping system to hold everything in place, just in case.
There is also a small (about 4x8 inches) mesh accessory bag mounted on the inside about the thigh area with Velcro closures. These are great for holding baits, small tackle boxes or snacks.
On each end of the Kayak there is a T handle attached to a bungee cord for easy moving. There are also handles on each side for two person carrying.
There is also a place for mounting a rudder to the back of the Kayak

My Kayak empty weighs in at around 70 pounds, still light enough for one person to manage. I use a wheeled Kayak dolly which makes moving it around a breeze.

I would highly recommend this Kayak.
The only thing I would change about this Kayak would be the rod holder placement behind the seat. They would be a little more accessible if they were moved forward and to the outside just a little.

The Pescador glides across the water almost effortlessly and the tracking is great. It's very easy to maintain a straight course and maneuver into those out of the way spots where the lunkers are hiding.