Easy Loading Heritage Featherlite Kayak, Means More Fishing! #coaffieldteam

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Demo video that shows why we like the Heritage Featherlite Kayak. Coming in at 38 pounds, it is easy to load and unload, portages readily, and can be lifted one-handed onto our shoulder for ease of launching. More important, it means the ease and convenience to load/unload equates to more fishing! Fun stuff!

PS: For more on tips on buying a kayak for fishing and trolling using a kayak, see out articles at: Tips on Buying a Kayak for Fishing and Kayak Fishing: Tips for Trolling

 

 

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