Fishing Kayak for Sale South Africa

What type of kayak is best for fishing?

Sit-on-top kayaks are more popular for fishing because of the ease and convenience of getting on and off of them. They’re generally more stable; many allow you to stand up in them, which is a nice feature when you’re casting or reeling in big fish.

Do you need a Licence for kayak in South Africa?

Yes. According to chapter II of the vessel compliance law.

Any person intending to launch or use any vessel, or who is operating or using such vessel upon any recreational water must—(a)be in possession of any licences and registrations and display such licences and registrations;(b)have adequate flotation and proof of buoyancy;(c)must launch, operate or use such vessel in adherence to this By-law; and(d)may not launch, operate or use any vessel that does not comply with this By-law.

Do you need a lifejacket to kayak in SA?

Safety equipment requirements apply to kayaks and canoes and it is important that you are carrying suitable safety equipment for your area of operation. A correctly fitted lifejacket must be worn by each person on the vessel.

How much does a fishing kayak cost in South Africa?

In South Africa, the price of a  fishing kayak starts from R8,790, depending on the size, length and other crucial factors.

Where can I buy a fishing kayak in South Africa?

There are online marketplaces that list various fishing kayak for sale, such as:

https://gumtree.co.za/s-kayaks-paddle-boats/fishing+kayak/v1c9220q0p1

https://www.ananzi.co.za/ads/boats-marine/fishing-kayak-for-sale.html

https://canoekayak.co.za/fishing-kayak/