Wilderness Systems ATAK 120 | Sit on Top Fishing Kayak | Premium Angler Kayak | 12'

It had a ding in the hull and there was no way to communicate that with Amazon. It's the first time that your wonderful website has missed a beat. The drop down menus would not allow me to advance to a conversation.

Had the kayak for 3-4 months. Stock it was a bit heavy and didn't track amazingly. I added a rudder and I love it! Amazing secondary stability. I'm 6'2" 240lbs and feel very comfortable standing to punch grass or frog fish.

I like the seat, stand-up stability, tracking, maneuverability, open deck, and especially the large rear cargo area.I’m a paddler, and fish rivers with moving water about 70% of the time.My only complaint is no pedal drive available if I wanted to try that. However, it’s easily adaptable for an electric propulsion motor if desired.It’s a little heavy, but I’m 5’8” and car top this on a 4Runner solo without issue, just need appropriate rack mounts.Best of all… no boat registration, insurance, fuel, maintenance, storage, trailer, trailer tags, or boat ramp necessary.

When received, the paddle holder was broke and missing 2 screws and 1 bolt to the seat. Not sure who to contact???

Extremely happy with the kayak. Very stable fishing platform.

I bought it for the ocean! Works well inshore in the Gulf of Paria Trinidad and Tobago. I've used it catch snappers in about 75ft of water. Handled chop / wakes like a champ. Most importantly I was able to stand up and throw my 8ft cast net to catch white bait with ease.

I decided on the 120 instead of the 140 and was very happy with my decision. I am 6'7" and weigh 320 pounds and this thing handles my weight no problem. The seat is incredibly comfortable and keeps you dry. The design is really well thought out.

I love my atak 120! Aside from how it performs take note that this kayak will last a lifetime if take care of and well worth the price tag in the long run. So alot of people have asked me does it tip over and how stable is it? It's an extra wide kayak built for stability and no it will not tip over even if you try. If you stand on one foot all the way to the side it still won't tip over. It leans over mind you but it's ridiculously stable and especially if your going to be sitting down.. I've fished standing up in this for 8 hours not a problem and never fell in water..It's heavy and slow are the main cons of this kayak..Without the Torqeedo this thing can be exhausting to paddle around all day.. I don't regret buying that option!Super easy to add extras here and there, power poles, rudder, anchor. Be sure to buy an extra wide paddle.. I'd definitely recommend buying a micro power-pole as well. When it's windy out, you'll get blown around and can be frustrating. You can drift down banks and power pole down when convenient. I have a few videos on YouTube under (derek walker Kvd splash Cowden Lake) while fishing out of this for example if you search..