| New Offshore Kayak From Wilderness Systems |
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| Monday, 16 December 2013 11:26 |
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It looks like Wilderness Systems has been busy designing an all new kayak, this one targeted at the offshore angler. Details are a little vague right now, but we managed to get a hold of a few pics and a video, as well as a comment from the Marketing Communications Manager at Confluence Watersports. "In response to the wants of our customer base, stakeholders and pro staff, we have begun the design and development of a NEW offshore fishing kayak to complement our industry-leading kayak fishing product line!" -Evan Lyendecker, Marketing Communications Manager, Confluence Watersports. We'll keep digging and hopefully have more details and specs in the near future.
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