Winter Paddling Essentials
Winter is quickly approaching, your paddling season does not have to end. Having the proper equipment can make an otherwise miserable day, quite comfortable and enjoyable. Here is a list of my essentials for paddling...
Native Slayer Propel Max 12.5 Pedal Kayak
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The large and in charge kayak fishing machine has arrived!
One of Native's most popular designs of all time. The Slayer Propel 13 has been updated to the max! Meet the new Slayer Propel Max 12.5
One of our most popular designs of all time, the Slayer Propel 13 has been updated to the max! Meet the new Slayer Propel Max 12.5 with SpringBlade Rudder System. Featuring the proven Propel Pedal Drive and impressive kayak fishing features that will take your experience on the water to the next level. The Max 12.5 specializes in freshwater and saltwater environments, making it an incredibly versatile kayak fishing platform. Key features include: The bow hatch area with a small bucket, a location for battery placement and easy transducer wiring through the integrated hull scupper. Built in transducer mounting plate on the hull so you do not have to drill into your kayak to mount your transducer. An electronic switch mounting plate that is replaceable if you want to change your setup without drilling into your boat. Bow and Stern inserts built in for easy mounting of a Power-Pole Micro Anchor or a motor. Ample storage and groove tracks for accessories.
Meet the Slayer Propel Max 12.5
Features
- Easy Bow and Stern Mounting for a Power-Pole Micro or Motor
- Dual Horizontal Rod Storage
- Rotomolded Bow Hatch Cover with Battery Storage and Transducer Access
- Propel Pedal Drive 701 Series
- Dual Electronics Switch Mounting Plates
- Dual Side Tackle Storage
- Hand-Sewn Seating
- Under Seat Tackle Storage Drawer
- Tons of Groove Track for Accessory and Sidekick Mounting
- SpringBlade Rudder System included in 2023 Model!
- Three Molded In Rod Holders
- Molded in Cup Holder
- BMX Style Grips
- Split Paddle Storage
- Transducer Mounting Plate on Hull
The Slayer Propel Max 12.5 Technical Specs
Customer Reviews
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I bought my 23’ Native Slayer Max 12.5 from Festive back in May and it completely changed fishing for me. Being able to stand and fish comfortably is nice and the propel drive with instant reverse is a game changer!!
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About Native Watercraft
It’s not a bad gig, designing and building kayaks, hybrids and accessories that get people out in the natural world.
As busy and crowded as the world seems, there are still tranquil places to explore, wildlife to encounter, moments to photograph, fish to stalk, catch and release. These places often exist in our own back yards. And there’s no better way to discover them than in a Native Watercraft.
Most of the company has been knocking around water and the outdoors, as a passion and a career, the better part of our lives. There are decades of boat-building knowledge behind your Native Watercraft, and a passion for paddling’s history and its future.
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