The Big Game II is stable enough for stand-up fishing with performance to take on open water. Photo: Ben Duchesney
The Big Game II is stable enough for stand-up fishing with performance to take on open water.

As soon as I received Ocean Kayak’s redesigned Prowler Big Game II for testing, I launched it on the local farm pond to kick the tires and chase smallmouth bass. The boat is stable enough for sight fishing and maneuverable enough to scoot around the sheltered waters.

A few weeks later, I took the Big Game II after striped bass on the sandy flats around Cape Cod where it proved just as capable in coastal chop as on a sylvan pond. The flared bow easily cuts through the surf and the boat tracks straight.

While no kayak will do it all, Ocean Kayak’s modifications to their already popular Big Game make it a boat that can go from backwater to open water without missing a beat. And, with a capacity of 600 pounds, you won’t miss any gear, either.

The Big Game II…Click here to continue reading in the free desktop edition of Kayak Angler, Summer/Fall 2014.

Ready for War Preview2This article originally appeared in Kayak Angler, Early Summer 2014. Read the entire issue on your desktop, Apple or Android device.

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