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Reel in the Big Ones with Our Fishing Kayaks

For Aussie anglers, our fishing kayaks are built for the ultimate water adventure.

Whether you’re chasing barra, bream, or flathead, our pedal-powered kayaks keep your hands free for casting, while our sit-in models offer stability, comfort, and storage.

Gear up now and fish smarter!

Looking for your dream rig? Feel free to drop us a line for an obligation free chat, so we can discuss the perfect kayak for you

Or feel free to checkout our blog article below where we run you through the key considerations when choosing a kayak.



We also have our FAQs section at the bottom of the page to help you answer any general questions about kayaks.

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    Pelican Catch 110 HyDryve II

    Pelican Catch 110 HyDryve II (Clearance price on 2022 model - floor stock only)   Key Features: 4 Rigging tracks 8 in. day hatch with stora...

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Frequently Asked Questions About Our Kayaks for Sale

Where to buy kayaks near me?

You can purchase kayaks in Australia right here. We stock a variety of Aussie and American made kayaks and offer cheap flat rate shipping + free freight insurance to numerous states Australia-wide.

Where are Pelican kayaks made?

Pelican kayaks are proudly made in North America, primarily at Pelican International's two manufacturing plants in Laval and Salaberry‑de‑Valleyfield, Quebec, Canada

Which kayaks are more stable?

Wider kayaks with flat or pontoon-style hulls are generally more stable, making them ideal for beginners, anglers, and recreational paddlers. Sit-on-top kayaks tend to offer better primary stability (initial steadiness on flat water), while sit-in models may have better secondary stability (resistance to tipping in rougher conditions). Stability also improves with a lower centre of gravity and well-balanced design. For maximum stability, fishing kayaks and wide recreational models are your best bet.

Can kayaks tip over?

Yes, kayaks can tip over, but the likelihood depends on the type of kayak, water conditions, and paddler experience. Recreational and fishing kayaks with wider, flatter hulls are designed to be highly stable and resist tipping, especially on calm water. However, rough water, sharp movements, or improper weight distribution can increase the risk. With proper technique and balance, most modern kayaks are very stable and safe for everyday paddling.

Can kayaks be stored outside?

Yes, kayaks can be stored outside, but they need proper protection to prevent damage from sun, rain, and temperature changes. Prolonged exposure to UV rays can degrade the plastic and cause fading or warping. To store a kayak outdoors, keep it off the ground, out of direct sunlight (preferably under a tarp or cover), and protected from moisture buildup. Use a weather-resistant kayak cover and store it upside down or on its side for best results.

What kayaks are best for the ocean?

The best kayaks for the ocean are typically longer, narrower sit-in models or sit-on-top touring kayaks designed for stability, tracking, and handling waves. Ocean kayaks should have a deep V-shaped hull or rocker design to cut through chop, and often feature rudders or skegs for improved control in currents and wind. Look for models with sealed hatches, deck lines, and enough storage for gear and safety equipment. Always choose a kayak rated for open water to ensure safety and performance in coastal conditions.to work with most cars regardless of the size. We would highly recommend checking out our Viking Kayaks, specifically designed for ocean fishing.

What kayaks are best for rivers?

The best kayaks for rivers are typically shorter, more maneuverable models with a wider hull for stability in moving water. For slow-moving or calm rivers, recreational sit-on-top or sit-in kayaks work well, offering comfort and ease of use. For faster-flowing or rougher rivers, look for whitewater-specific kayaks with responsive handling and impact-resistant construction. Stability, control, and durability are key features to consider when choosing a river kayak.

Why do kayaks have drain plugs?

Kayaks have drain plugs to allow water that enters the hull or interior to be easily removed. This is especially useful after paddling in rough conditions, capsizing, or when water seeps in from rain or splashes. Without a drain plug, trapped water can add unnecessary weight, affect balance, and potentially cause mould or damage over time. Simply open the plug after use to drain excess water and keep your kayak dry and well-maintained.