Tractor Supply Co has
Lifetime Angler 10' Sit-On-Top Fishing Kayak (91092) on sale for
$199.99. Select free curbside pickup if stock permits.
Thanks to Community Member
eyberz for finding this deal
Note, availability for curbside pickup may vary depending on location.
Key Features:- Fishing kayak adjustable padded seat back and seat pad for comfort
- Front/rear T-Handle on fishing kayak provide easy transportation
- Constructed of UV-protected high-density polyethylene
- Deep hull channels on fishing kayak for tracking performance and chine rails for stability
- Multiple footrest positions
- Paddle keeper for security; paddle included with fishing kayak
- (2) Hatches for added storage beneath the deck
- (2) flush-mounted fishing rod holders
- Maximum Weight Capacity: 275 lb.
- 5 year limited warranty
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These SOT Kayaks handle more like a raft, so adding a removeable skeg will really help with tracking. Ask me how I know ;-)
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Also a couple of plastic sawhorses keep it off of the ground
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It's a steal at this price. No brainer and you could easily sell it if you don't like it.
I don't love it but it's decent for fishing.
This Lifetime kayak ought to be awesome for just about anybody, especially starting out. Look on Craigslist, too, to see if you can find some good deals on kayaks now that it's cold. Great time to buy! I've had the Eagle Talon as well as a Vibe Sea Ghost 110 that I paid $825 for. Both were great kayaks, but my rear end went to sleep in about 15 minutes on both of them. I now have a Sun Dolphin Sportsman boat [sundolphin.com] that I got for around $400 or so. It fits in the back of my Tundra with no problem at all, and it sits up high so you can get good range for fishing as well as comfort. I can fish in this all day - I would be pained to fish in my kayaks for more than 30 minutes.
It's a steal at this price. No brainer and you could easily sell it if you don't like it.
I don't love it but it's decent for fishing.
Also - this is definitely the wrong time of year to sell a kayak so I would argue the "research" is flawed.
Separately - CL? Not a good venue for sales anymore, at least around here. FB Marketplace is where the action is.
Also - this is definitely the wrong time of year to sell a kayak so I would argue the "research" is flawed.
Separately - CL? Not a good venue for sales anymore, at least around here. FB Marketplace is where the action is.
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out with me and picked up 2 of these Lifetime Anger 10 footers a couple of years back. I have
taken one out solo every now and then when I didn't want to manage the big one.
You are not going to be covering a lot of water with these and tracking leaves something to be
desired but they are capable little yaks especially for the $200 tag. If you are new and or young
with a limited budget and don't want to spend $1,400 like I did on getting the Ride135 outfitted,
this will work fine for the occasional river float.
I'm new to kayaking terms, so be nice.
When we take our daughter (she's 5), we put her on the front of our kayks facing back towards us, and then have her sit between our legs if we are going through rapids (usually class 1s). So that is another option for you.
Most of the time people go out for no more than 40 minutes. Why buy $1000 kayaks for that? It's silly. These are a much better option.
But again, I wouldnt buy this for your main kayak, its not comfortable.
I'm new to kayaking terms, so be nice.
This Lifetime kayak ought to be awesome for just about anybody, especially starting out. Look on Craigslist, too, to see if you can find some good deals on kayaks now that it's cold. Great time to buy! I've had the Eagle Talon as well as a Vibe Sea Ghost 110 that I paid $825 for. Both were great kayaks, but my rear end went to sleep in about 15 minutes on both of them. I now have a Sun Dolphin Sportsman boat [sundolphin.com] that I got for around $400 or so. It fits in the back of my Tundra with no problem at all, and it sits up high so you can get good range for fishing as well as comfort. I can fish in this all day - I would be pained to fish in my kayaks for more than 30 minutes.
Do you have a motor? If not, how difficult is the paddling/navigating on the sundolphin? How hard to launch compared to a kayak?
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Do you have a motor? If not, how difficult is the paddling/navigating on the sundolphin? How hard to launch compared to a kayak?
I'm telling you, my rear KILLED me on any kayak. My back would hurt badly, too, so I had to sell them. I hate it because kayaks are very easy to get in and out of any water, but the Sundolphin is not bad for an approximately 100 pound boat to maneuver. Well worth the money vs. a literal pain in the butt.
I'm telling you, my rear KILLED me on any kayak. My back would hurt badly, too, so I had to sell them. I hate it because kayaks are very easy to get in and out of any water, but the Sundolphin is not bad for an approximately 100 pound boat to maneuver. Well worth the money vs. a literal pain in the butt.