Wilderness Systems
Tarpon 105 Kayak

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Why We Like The Tarpon 105 Kayak

Whether we're out searching for the best fishing spots or just enjoying a day on the lake, the Tarpon 105 offers a smooth, stable feel without sacrificing responsiveness or maneuverability. Its super-comfortable seat uses 3D foam and foot braces to keep us on the water for hours, while dry storage bins and an open-storage system bring along any accessories we may need close by.

Details

Well-rounded kayak with versatility for any day on the lake
Balanced design offers solid tracking, stability, and response
Ergonomic, adjustable seat provides comfort and support
SlideTrax system lets you easily attach compatible accessories
Two dry storage hatches keep gear safe on choppy waters
Adjustable foot braces give you customizable support
Open storage with bungees secures duffels or coolers
Item #WILA12E

Hull Material: polyethylene
Length: 10ft 6in
Width: 32in
Deck Height: 15.25in
Maximum Load: 325lb
Cockpit Dimensions: 54 x 22in
Rudder: none
Skeg: none
Claimed Weight: 55lb

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5 out of 5 stars

June 18, 2024

The Tarpon is King!

This is a new purchase for a paddler with 20 yrs experience . I also have a 12’ Pungo. While the Pungo is faster, I bought this boat as an alternative fly fishing boat, just because I’ve always wanted a Tarpon. This boat does not have a keel similar to the Pungo, so you steer it a little more. The newer features, like the sealed plastic box allows me easy access to my phone for picture taking. The drink band, with the magnet is handy as well. I’ve outfitted the boat with Railblaza accessories, which make access to my rods, and paddle very easy to use, and park. I like the fact that the cockpit is the same size for a 10’ boat or a larger vessel. I’m 5/11”, and have plenty of room. The smaller hatch requires a custom trolley that I made, but it’s no deal breaker. The boat is worth the money, and a pleasant alternative to the Pungo. The hardest decision is which one to take fishing.

Edjul

Originally reviewed on pelicansport.com