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The perception tribe tandem kayak is a great versatile kayak. With the narrower hull, it slices through water like a hot knife through butter. I've used this kayak on the open ocean, in canals, and in lakes and bays and I can say it does the best when it's calm, but it can definitely handle some roughness. It has two small dry storage spaces, one for each person, along with straps in the front, and a rear storage area also with straps. This kayak is difficult to fit fishing poles on without extra attachments or accessories. All together this kayak is great for going out in multiple environments and to bring someone else along for fun, but I would not use it for much else.

I really enjoy this kayak. I have taken it on maybe two dozen trips down canals, on the open ocean, and in Rookery Bay over this past summer, and I loved every minute of it. A few positives about the kayak include the stand-on ability (extremely stable), endless accessories possibilities, and its option in seat height. A few negatives include the weight (it weighs just as much as my perception tandem which is another foot and a half or more in length), the speed it can achieve is very slow, and its dry storage capacities (if I were the manufacturer, I would put another dry storage in the seat giving access to the entire hull for more storage). All together this is a great kayak for fishing or hanging out in the lake or water that is not moving very fast. It does not do well in the wind, but if you're looking to float and just relax and maybe do some fishing I would highly reccomend this kayak.