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| | Features | Linear polyethylene plastic w/ paddle keepers, carry handles & reflective riggingPerformance-oriented hull and replaceable stern skid plateComfort Tech seat & Rod Pod with Modular Rod Pod cover, Cannon spinning rod holderOversized tank well w/ bungee rigging & large bow hatch w/ Cross Lock buckle systemBattery storage bag, Sonar Shield, 2 flush-mount rod holders, & transducer scupper hole
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| | Description | Ocean Kayak Trident 13 Angler Sit-On-Top Fishing Kayak - The Ocean Kayak Trident series is tried and true. For over a decade, kayak fishermen have been using Ocean Kayak sit-on-tops to reach previously unfishable waters. The result of all this is a feature-packed fishing kayak series unlike anything else on the market! A performance-oriented hull glides quietly through the water and packs a punch getting out through the surf. A carefully thought-out deck allows plenty of mounting and storage options for all your fishing accessories, even allowing you to store your fishing rods from a seated position. The wide seat well area gives you plenty of room for both paddling and fishing. The Sonar Shield provides storage for your fish finder and acts as a cover to protect your finder from waves and sunlight for easy screen reading. The kayak has a transducer-compatible scupper hole and a battery bag. A large bow Pro Hatch with Cross Lock strap system and cockpit-accessible Rod Pod with modular cover provide ample storage room and places to plug in rod holders, fish finder, bait boards and more.An extra-large stern tank well with bungee rigging is perfect for live bait wells, crates, or coolers. Ergonomic carry handles make transporting the boat painless, and perimeter deck lines add safety and style. Stable and efficient design in almost any water application, the Ocean Kayak Trident 13 Angler sit-on-top kayak is the choice of serious anglers. | |
| | Product Details | | Package Weight: | 50.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 2 reviews |
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3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 trident 13 Dec 29, 2011
By ben
this is amazing kayak... great on the surf and on lakes very stable and moves around great on the water... the other review on the kayak is not for the ocean kayak trident 13 it is for the bass pro knock off!!!... don't get the two kayaks mixed up go look at the trident and then go look at the bass pro knock off.. completely different... all in all this is a must for anglers that like fishing out of kayaks!!!
3 of 8 found the following review helpful:
 Non-Seaworty, Ocean Kayak Unresponsive Aug 31, 2011
By hippiemama
This review is for the company as much as it is for the kayak itself. I got the Bass Pro version of this boat, the Endeavor model, which is identical to the Prowler hull. I was excited to get it, because I had been paddling a shorter Pelican kayak, and this was supposed to be a step up.
As with any boat, the first concern is seaworthiness. Nice features don't mean much with a hull full of water. This boat is unsafe, and the manufacturer doesn't seem too concerned.
On the first trip out, the boat took on water, a lot more than I was comfortable with, so I had to stop and make repairs with some marine sealant. Kayaks are very small boats, so a big leak can be a real problem, and this one was downright unsafe.
It turns out that the dry hatch was not only not watertight, but some of the nuts cooked into the hull were quite loose, and the bolts were just wiggling around in the hole. No way something like that should have passed QA if they were testing the hulls like it says they do in their literature. Once I sealed up the dry hatch leaks, the boat still takes on about a gallon in six hours.
I contacted Ocean Kayak about the problem and got a form email that read:
"Hello
Thank you for your email. A leak can be repaired with plastic
welding rod. Instructions for welding can be found online at
[...]. The best way to
determine the leak location is to add water to the inside of the kayak,
dry it off, and watch to see where the water escapes. We offer welding
rod at no charge. I would just need to know the color of the kayak and
where to mail it."
I couldn't believe they actually expect me to do a DIY plastic weld job on a brand-new kayak. They then went on to try to kick me back to the dealer, which would mean a very long trip or shipping it back at my expense. If it were my company, I would have sent out another one to the customer ASAP and had the old one shipped back to the factory, or at least get the hull number so I could fix my problem. No way I would want word getting out that my boats leak, especially to a big dealer like Bass Pro, but that's just me.
Other than not being seaworthy, the only other problem I have had is one of the carry handles came off. This boat has been in the water 3 times, it leaks and the handles break off. My cheapo Pelican costs $400 less and doesn't leak and still has all it's handles.
--HippiePapa--
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