I've used this kayak for a whole summer now and would like to stress that the standard seat that comes with the kayak is supportive but not comfortable for trips over an hour. A regular trip for me would be around 5-6 hours and my butt began to feel numb after the first 45 minutes which went away after readjusting seating position. Eventually after 2 hours my legs and butt would eventually begin to fall asleep due to the lack of cushioning in the seat. I would occasionally have to swing legs over side to release pressure off my butt which was pinching my nerve...very annoying. Maybe its just my anatomical makeup but from my experience definitely upgrade to Ocean Kayak's Comfort Deluxe seat or other compatible seat that has thicker cushioning in the seat area. It is around $100, but the cost is worth it if you plan to be out on the water for more than an hour...it will make your trip a lot more comfortable and enjoyable.

Pros:
-size and weight managable for 1 person
-seat is comfortable (would recommend the deluxe seat for longer trips though)
-tracks decently
-stable (easy to reboard in deep water and can throw legs over side in siting posistion as long as your rear is somewhat centered in the kayak)
-room for add-ons (anchor, fishfinder, rod holders, etc...) and storage decks with lots of bungee cord.
-priced well for what you get.
-Well sealed hull with no large hatch openings so you dont have to worry about taking on water. But there is still a drain plug though because you can add an optional hatch opening with cover if more storage is needed.

Cons:
-I have the recycled hull material version of this model and the top of the kayak can get very hot when in full sun but cools down instantly with a splash of water.(might be different for standard hull material)
-The 6" cam lock hatch is not water tight...a little water still gets in so dont throw your cell phone or camera in there without putting them in a waterproof bag.
-No rudder add on capablity like ocean kayak's drifter model.

Recommendations:

-Recommend using a coozie for cans or bottles because drink holder is large and the can/bottle will slide around if in rougher water or boat wake. Also the cup holder can fill with water and which can warm your drink fast. But everybody likes coozies anyway.
-Rear tank well in back is long but narrow, my milk crate pre rigged with fishing gear wouldnt fit(rectangular portion of tank well measures 11.5in X 19.75in, so make sure your cooler or milk crate is equal or less than those dimensions).
-If you want a drier ride I would recommend the scupper stoppers for the holes nearest to the bow (by your feet...those holes seem to allow the most water in the cockpit).

I have a green scrambler that is outfitted to fish. I paid about $550 last year, but I bought it from a dealer and it was not shipped.
I always have a blast when I take my Scrambler out. I do wish that I know had a prowler but for the price I am pleased with my decision.