A guy had a pair on here to sale a year or so ago and I should have bought one. They look fun!

 

Knew someone with one, loved it.

On the wishlist, right behind an S10...

 

I can't seem to find out what they cost, or who carries them.

 

I wonder how TPW would issue TX# for something like this? I would make sure they come with a Title/Bill of Sale if buying new or used.

 

Some photos I saw had TX number on the boat.

 

http://www.mokai.com

http://www.atlanticextremewatersports.com/jet-kayak.html

There you go.

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They are like any other motor powered water craft. They have to be registered just like a boat or jet ski, with TX numbers on em. They do look fun as heck! I wonder how stable it would be though.

 

Saw this on Houston Craig's List yesterday. $7500 posted on add.

http://houston.craigslist.org/boa/4753017141.html

 

They are fun, but they are a compromise craft that's somewhere between a jet ski and a yak. Like any compromise craft, they are lacking in some areas with the intent of meeting the needs of 2 very different crafts. Slower than a jet ski, not as much storage as a yak. Try to test one out before you buy. I know 2 people who bought these to fish with but sold them quickly due to no room for gear/fish storage. Think of it as fishing from an amphicar...

-Poo

 

Lol. A shore burning kayak. That should drive wade paddle pole people nuts. I'll take 2!

 

You people have no idea. Keep your huge gas guzzling barges if you want storage and somewhere to keep beer. While you are at it stay in the channel with your popping corks and live shrimp meat hauls.

 

Fishing Kayaks

Yeah.....I thought about the storage space. It did seem a bit limited. So here's another choice to consider: Ocean Kayak Torque Motorized Fishing Kayak. It has a Min-Kota trolling motor unit. Since I'm getting older, and I sold my boat last week, I'm looking for something less labor intensive. I always had a boat and fished.

 

Images are too small but it seems that the battery and all would take up too much room.

 

It seems to have much more room that the JetYak.
This is about the biggest they can get.

 

Go to youtube and search for Super Yak. He build some custom yaks with upgraded enines... very cool.

If i was going to have a yak...it would be jet powered... just gives more options... heck all you need is a wading bag and a stringer.

 

Here's another option for you. We've made several custom transoms for really small outboards for Kayaks that don't take away any space and weighs less than a jet or trolling motor + battery. These transoms are molded right onto the kayak but don't damage it in any way. Normal price $200-$250 Cougar Marine USA 956-399-3272

 

Now that is cool


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Now that is cool

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Yup! 100% composite too!

 

I've owned a tourque and it's not as easy to handle.
The battery in the center hatch.
The trolling motor in rear and if you fish shallow it's just an inconvenience. Personally I'd just paddle.
The surfango looks like it was built just for fun.

Next on the list for me is a wingmaster boat

 

http://tampa.craigslist.org/hil/boa/4814786251.html

there is this for sale