- Is the Bite Rec the same as the Bite Angler?
- It uses the same hull and deck platform as the Bite Angler, but it is set up as a recreational boat with less fishing rigging. Expect the same stability and room, not the Angler's full accessory package.
- Can I stand up and fish from it?
- Yes. The 35-inch width gives it the stability most paddlers need to stand and cast on calm water. Wind and chop still call for care.
- How hard is it to transport?
- At about 70.5 pounds it is a two-person or cart job for many owners. A kayak cart and a low roof rack make loading much easier.
- Does it come with rod holders?
- The Rec is a recreational setup, so do not count on factory rod holders. Plan on adding flush-mount or track-mounted holders if you fish seriously.
- Is it good for beginners?
- Yes. The wide, stable hull and comfortable seat suit new paddlers on lakes and slow rivers. It is less suited to long-distance touring.
- What is included with the kayak?
- It comes with the comfort seat and a bungee tie-down system, plus recessed storage areas. Paddle, PFD and fishing accessories are separate.
- Where is the Jackson Kayak Bite Rec cheapest?
- At Appomattox River Co., for $799.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Jackson Kayak Bite Rec?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Mountain Sports, Appomattox River Co., OMTC.