1. Propulsion.
In most cases you will find that many kayaks are normally propelled by the power of the paddle. These types of kayaks which are leg-powered are popular with those who are anglers because they will free their hands easily to allow fishing. There are also the electric powered that in the recent past, they are gaining popularity.
2. Width.
In the width perspective, it is always prudent to have the wider kayaks in that they offer much stability and the ability to carry larger capacities. However, you should always know that the width dictates the stability of the kayak.
3. Length.
When it comes to length, choose the longer kayaks to cover longer distances. In this case the trade-off will be a loss in maneuvering tight spaces and difficult to transport the whole kayak from one place to another.
4. Weight.
When making a selection of a kayak, consider the cartop capacity and all the luggage and materials you will carry in the kayak. You will be required to use a wheeled cart for the heavy kayaks to transport it from one site to the one you will be going to launch.
Another factor to consider when choosing a kayak is the storage factor. Will you be keeping fish in the kayak or even change your clothing? These are some of the questions you should ask yourself.
6. Seat.
Keep in mind the seat, whether you will choose an adjustable seat or not.
These are some of the tips you should consider when buying a fishing kayak accessories.