Kajun Kayaks

Just 65 pounds and stackable, Kajun Kayak’s 12-foot long, 34-inch-wide model is light enough for one person to handle and load into the bed of a pickup truck.

When it comes to wintertime fishing, the kayak draws very little water, is stable enough to stand up in to sight fish and has a high, comfortable seat that provides excellent visibility.

“The seat, some say, has a drawback in that you tend to get blown around in the wind,” Coghlan said, “but we designed the craft for sight-fishing. The seat allows you to get a little bit higher where you can see better, plus is more comfortable.

“It also was designed to stand up in — so you can see redfish before you paddle right up on them.”

For more information on Kajun Kayaks go to the company’s Web site at www.kckayaks.com.

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John Flores was enticed in 1984 to leave his western digs in New Mexico for the Sportsman’s Paradise by his wife Christine. Never looking back, the author spends much of his free time writing about and photographing the state’s natural resources.