
Pelican KAYAK THE CATCH 130 HYDRYVE II Sit-On-Top Fishing Kayak
Pelican's pedal-driven Catch 130 HyDryve II fishing kayak pairs hands-free propulsion with angler-focused storage and all-day seat comfort.
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Overview
Key Features
HyDryve II pedal system: The HyDryve II pedal system makes maneuvering in shallow water or around aquatic plants, an absolute breeze.
Ergocast G2 Seat: The Ergocast G2 is probably one of the most comfortable fishing kayak chairs out there. It includes well-thought-out features that make everything just a bit easier and much more comfortable. It's also adjustable to a high or low position.
Gear Rails: Two 4" and two 8" gear rails allow you to customize your kayak for fishing, filming or adding other accessories.
Rod holders: 4 flush-mount rod holders allow you to store your fishing rods out of the way but within reach.
Multiple gear storage locations: It features front and rear tank wells with bungee cords for gear storage, bottle holders and tackle box holders for your convenience and an 8" day hatch with a storage bag for larger items.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- HyDryve II pedal system provides hands-free propulsion so you can fish while moving
- Ergocast G2 seat with high and low position adjustment supports all-day comfort on the water
- Four flush-mount rod holders and customizable gear rails allow extensive accessory mounting
- Multiple storage areas including front and rear tank wells, day hatch with bag, and tackle box holders
👎 Cons
- At 130 inches long and with pedal drive hardware, this kayak is heavy and difficult to car-top solo
- The 425 lb weight capacity can feel limiting once pedal drive, seat, and fishing gear are factored in
- Pedal drive unit adds draft depth, restricting access to the shallowest flats compared to paddle-only kayaks
- Premium pricing compared to paddle-only fishing kayaks in the same length class