Ocean Kayak Malibu II XL Angler Tandem Sit-On-Top Kayak
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The Ocean Kayak Malibu II XL Angler sit-on-top has ample room for you and a fellow angler. A great starter boat for parents wanting to introduce the sport of fishing to their kids.
Shop similar products- Designed to be paddled on flat water, moderate ocean swells or waves and slow-moving rivers
- Durable linear polyethylene construction with molded-in graphics makes this kayak light and easy to care for
- Designed with a keel for good tracking and ample rocker for easy turning
- 4 Scotty flush mounts with 2 rod holders puts your fishing rods within reach while paddling
- Overlapping foot wells combined with a center seat allows the Malibu tandem to be paddled efficiently as a solo kayak
- Includes 2 adjustable, padded backrests for relief and comfort during long outings
- Multiple accessory eyelets for backrest, paddle leash and other attachments; bow and stern bungee deck rigging and center strap for lashing down gear
- Center hatch for additional gear storage inside kayak features the Cross Lock Buckle System
- Features scupper drain holes, threaded drain plug and bow, stern and side carry handles to keep kayak from taking on water and for easy transport
- Scupper Stoppers (sold separately) are available to manage water coming through scupper holes; Malibu 2 XL Angler requires 4 medium Scupper Stoppers
Made in USA.
View all Ocean Kayak Sit-On-Top Kayaks| Best Use | Flatwater Kayaking Fishing |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Polyethylene |
| Length | 13 ft. 4 in. |
| Width | 34 inches |
| Seat Type | Padded / Foam |
| Number of Paddlers | 2-person |
| Paddle Included | No |
| Hatch Capacity | Unavailable |
| Weight Capacity (lbs) | 450-500 pounds |
| Tracking System | None |
| Weight | 74 pounds |
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Very stable fishing Yak
Having sold my large fishing boat, I still wanted to fish local lakes and rivers and maybe have an accomplice. This Yak works well - very stable, lots of space for stuff, and comfortable. I added lots of fishing oriented parts - small combo GPS-fishfinder, 8 rod holder pockets, 4 rod holders, 2 hatches, better seat, and various rigging/securing devices to keep things in the Yak. I designed a set of rubber wheels to fit in a bike rack so I could load and unload the Yak alone without wrecking the car. This is not a light Yak - 74# plus what ever you add. And the Yak has a keel and stepped hull so it needs a properly designed/modified cart for ground transport. Fun!