A Ascend Fs10 Fishing Kayak Reviews

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It starts with an advanced hull design that utilizes an expanded keel with performance rocker and strakes to deliver the superior maneuverability, tracking, stability, and easy paddling when you want to get to that special spot quickly. The big open cockpit offers easy entry and exit at the shore with little restriction of motion while casting and retrieving considering the 31 width. The improved DLX removable seating system lets for all day comfort on the water or lets easy elimination of the comfy padded steel-frame seat for a fast rest ashore. The screw out deck plate with integrated dry storage keeps smaller things high and dry. (kayakfishingmagazine.net)

For maneuverability, most likely turn sharper and get you into tighter spots, however really, each will turn on a dime in comparison to any full sized ship on the market. This could only be important if you were wanting to navigate small streams that have lots of closely spaced rocks to dodge which it sounds like you do not plan to do . Since you indicated that you were eyeballing ponds and lakes and you’re 6’2 and 240#, I could most likely go for the 12ft if you have the means and capability to store and transport it. My personal preference is to sit higher to scout and read the water a more, which you may be able to do better from the sit-on too. (bassresource.com)

In spite of the front flotation block being easy to take off and replace, I did not annoy when I fitted the traveller. That was because access to the area behind the stern well is a different problem. If I had wanted to screw the rigging blocks through, the only solution I could create was to cut an access hole in the back of the stern well and fit a water-tight hatch. I did not feel like going to all that trouble. My solution was to screw the blocks to the deck using the biggest gauge self tapping stainless steel screws that could fit through the mounting hole. Between the block and the hull I put a stainless steel washer. (ozarkswalkabout.com)

Im trying to figure out if i should get the ascend fs12t sit on top angler kayak or the ascend fs10 sit in angler kayak. I primarily do canal, lake, pond, creek freshwater fishing but in the summer i switch over to backwater saltwater fishing. I want something that’s going to be tough for me to put a bunch of things in cooler etc. but i also want it to be somewhat fast not going for fast just average . I’m 18 years old 6’2" and weight about 175. What is the better choice? (Click for info)

The D10T has plentiful space on the deck to give you many gear storage alternatives  also as effortless  entry and exit from shore. With accessibility on both the left and right side of the kayak, you may be able to stow your gear quickly and easily.   also to the storage space on the sides of the kayak, you have a  fitted sternwell, and plentiful space  in the center of the ship where  you may be able to stow other essential things. (franzwarvmarine.com)

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Our fellow paddlers, around 20 of them, were right punctually and prepared to go at 1:30. We were leaving at that time to ‘take benefit of the tides. ‘ This turned out to be debatable. After a lovely though relentless paddle for three or four miles, we turned right around and paddled back. Upstream, against the current. Continuously. Upstream. Did I talk about we paddled continuously? These people didn’t know how to take pleasure in a nice paddle! Hell, I never had a chance to open a beer, let alone drink it! I do not know if it was easier for them because they were all in sea kayaks and we were in recreational kayaks, which I assume are heavier — but great for fishing. (sheddingsuburbia.wordpress.com)

Man, You got me second guessing now. I’m really really liking everything about the bass pro ascends. They feel great in the seat, the have easily reached storage, and they’re priced right. I’m wanting this yak for finley river, swan creek, and smaller rivers around here. Upper jacks fork and current river. I will not be hitting any big water. I could go with the old town vapor 12′ but I just do not like the set up of them also. I like being able to reach the cockpit tray when sitting down but still having room to set a pole next to me. I think I’m going to go with the 10′ because of easy use and being in smaller creeks and such maybe tracking will not be a big issue. (forums.ozarkanglers.com)

This is the 1st of a three part review on the Ascend line of fishing kayaks. This specific video is featuring the Ascend FS10 Titanium. The Ascend Fishing Kayaks are an excellent kayak and I believe, the FS10 is one of the best all around best bang for your buck kayaks. The FS10 2015 Edition has some new mods and is an extreme fishing machine. It may not be on the high end of the kayak fishing spectrum, however it certainly has the features and performance of one. (Find out this here)