The Viking Kayaks "Profish 440" is now lighter and stronger than ever giving you the ability to paddle and fish all day. Kayak anglers looking for the ultimate combination of stealth, speed, and the stability the need for offshore fishing adventures should take a serious look at the Profish 440. Tons of kayak anglers and well known New Zealand kayak fisherman Stephen Tapp have chosen the Profish 440, not it's your turn.
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Viking Kayaks "Profish 440"
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Kayak Make & Model
Brand:
Viking Kayaks
Model:
Profish 440
MSRP ($):
1.00
Length (ft):
14
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Overall rating
4.6
Speed
4.0
Stability
5.0
Durability
4.0
Features
5.0
Value
5.0
Viking Profish 440
I think my Profish 440 is a great fishing Kayak. rod holders every where and I use them all at times. I upgraded from an Ocean Scrambler XT. At first I thought the hatch was going to be in the way, but I wouldn't have it any other way now. like the hatch as my 2 of my rods break down and can go inside when landing. I will not be going away from Viking Kayak in the future.
Pros & Cons
Pros:
Great for getting in and out through the waves.
Cons:
Heavy to pull up the beach
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