I also wanna ask a question, is sit on kayak more suitable for fishing than sit in?

BucketHunter wrote:Most stable? Hobie PA.
Unless it's been bested, but when I bought mine two years ago, there were none better.

is this why Hobie is more expensive than most of other brands?

I have a inflatable boat, but setup by myself sometimes is just hard, always want to try get a kayak, but I am not a good swimmer, what I understand is inflatable boat is much safer than a kayak, am I right?

if I fish in a big lake like 80-120 ft deep, is that safe to fish on a kayak?

I usually fish between 5-9pm

I fish the same lakes and ponds all year round and sometimes will try and fish a new lake/pond. I LOVE fishing shallow water and I am definitely a Flippin and Pitchin kind of guy. Because I flip and pitch so much...I ALWAYS bring a jig and texas rig combo. I always get bit on the same structure/cov...

braid line, 20-30 lb

more than 1 fish/ hour is a good day to me, lol

Jig or deep diving crankbait.

I use 4" all the time

thanks for sharing, will try later.

will you snag all the time if you put a jig on the end of your line?

I'll throw some dark jig but with some bright color tail.

met mgl, you won't believe how nice is it unless you try in your hand.

I am not a big fan of steez rods, but steez reel, you never gonna hate it.