Old Town Sportsman 106 PDL

A Short, Stable Pedal Drive Fishing Kayak

Compact, yet stable, the Sportsman 106 PDL is your answer to getting out on the water with efficient pedal power, without having a craft too big to handle off the water. With stacks of stability thanks to a high capacity 10ft Double-U hull design, the 106 PDL makes a great platform for exploring inland lakes and reservoirs as well as calmer coastal waters. With the PDL drive, you get all the benefits of pedal power so that you can maximise your time on the water and hopefully make the catch of the day. With instant reverse, you have complete control of your craft for the best experience on the water. 

Kick back and relax in the super comfortable seat, with added lumbar support and quick drying mesh. The raised position aids helps you keep dry and makes for a more comfortable and natural seating angle as you fish and pedal. Steer easily using the oversized rudder fitted to the 106 PDL as standard. Lever controls makes operation and control easy as you pedal along. A large bow hatch features to make storage and access into the kayak easy - perfect for carrying a fold-up trolley and extra gear. A Click-N-Lock rectangular hatch is also fitted behind the seat for further access for gear storage and accessory installation.

Adding accessories to this kayak is easy. With a universal transducer mounting location under the kayak, installing a fish finder is made easy. Add further accessories using the built-in slide tracks alongside the footwell. The rear storage area makes a great space to carry a crate for extra gear too. Outfitted with 3 flush mounted rod holders as standard - one forwards facing for use when tackling or baiting up, and two rear facing for use when on the move or trolling lures.

Other features include a shallow-anchor (e.g. Power-Pole) mounting point at the stern, paddle holder, cup holder and sturdy carry handles. All-in-all the Sportsman 106 PDL is a small kayak that packs a big punch for freshwater predator fishing and hitting the estuaries and bays on calmer days.