Flatstalker, a Craft Unlike any Other

Wednesday, 13 January 2010 20:57

Flatstalker, a Craft Unlike any Other

Written by adam hayes

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The inventor of Flatstalker, Roy Sanders, grew up fishing, hunting and surfing on the Texas Gulf Coast, Mexico and abroad. It was because of this love of the outdoors and the fact that he was always trying to improve on equipment that Roy came up with the Flatstalker. While watching a surf video late one night, Roy had the idea of morphing surfing, canoeing and kayaking together to form Flatstalker, the most stable single hull stand-up, self-powered water craft in the universe. Designed specifically by Roy for “sighting” redfish with a fly rod in the shallow water estuaries of South Texas, Flatstalker is the best craft there is for this activity.

Our company has the goal of bringing innovative paddle craft and motorized craft of unique ability to the market. We have several new craft on the horizon that will ensure a wide variety of uses for all kinds of people. The main ingredient in our recipe is fun. We want you to have fun on the water and be comfortable and effective at the activity you have chosen to do on your Flatstalker. If you consider yourself to be a fisherman or sportsman of any kind, or if you have family or friends that love the water, we recommend you try a Flatstalker as soon as possible.
You will be surprised how good it feels.

Flatstalker® Internet Special: $995 plus shipping

Includes Flatstalker two piece fish catching machine in the color of your choice, custom Stiffy paddle, stainless motor mount and shipping to the nearest business.

Call for shipping cost to business locations add $75 for private residence locations .

To Order Call 512-217-0438 or 361-857-7074

For more information please visit: www.flatstalker.com

Last modified on Friday, 07 January 2011 14:52

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About the Author: Adam Hayes is an avid kayak angler and the Co. Founder of YakAngler.com. He enjoys spending time on the water with his friends and family and really just about anything than involves growing the sport of kayak fishing.

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# vickie Barton 2012-08-12 19:20

i work at pace bend park,a visitor came into the park with 2 flatstalkers. Looks like fun. Ive been wanting a kayak for recreation and fishing. i would like to try a flatstalker before i spend that much. if anyone has them for try outs id love to know

# Deangarza 2013-12-02 06:30

Is there a difference in weight capacity or difference in the performance of the flatstalker color? and whats the weight capacity of the Flatstalker?

# Henry Morgan 2014-04-16 14:27

These units look great, and would be perfect for me. I would like information on sizes,weight,av ailability in Houston, Texas. All tect. answers length of paddle needed.Maybe you have factory web-site with information this. THANK YOU.....Morgan

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