Ocean Kayaks of 2009

The bad news is that the P15 will now be considered a classic line (discontinued) BUT on the bright side, the Scupper Pro is back on the assembly line due to popular demand

The Trident 13 and 11 will be the latest additions to the Trident class!!!

specs:

T13:
L - 13'6"
W - 29.5
Weight - 60lbs
Capacity - 425-475 lbs
* rod pod and sonar shield
* Adjustable foot braces instead of molded-in footwells

T11:
11' 5"
30.5
54 lbs
350-400lbs
* rod pod but no sonar shield
* Adjustable foot braces instead of molded-in footwells

Still waiting for OK to make longer and narrrower kayaks for the "long distance / trolling kayak fishermen"

Sweet no molded in footwells I hope they made the rod pod smaller if thay did I might have to buy one the 13 footer .

Pat R

Who wants to buy my collector's item P-15?  (kidding)

I'm very interested in adding a T-11 or T-13 to my quiver... let me know when they come in Mooch!

Still waiting for OK to make longer and narrrower kayaks for the "long distance / trolling kayak fishermen"

Joel,

I'm pretty sure you're one of only a few in this potential market of yours.   Most of us are happy taking a few extra seconds to get out to our favorite bass, trout, striper, rockfish spot.  Oh yeah, and still being able to turn is a plus.

I'm really looking forward to getting my hands on the new Tridents someday soon.

Brian

Hey just in case people didn't see Jim Sammon's post of a similar nature.. despite Mooch's post title, you won't have to wait until 2009 to get your hands on these.

From Jim Sammon's post..

These new models should be in your shops by the end of July if not sooner.

Brian

Lotta nice new options...................however, was hoping to see a PeekaDent 15...........rod pod with a glass bottom!.............in pink of course!!!!!   

Joel when do you expect the arrival of the T13 at your shop, trying the talk my wife into a Upgrade  .

Pat R 

http://curriecustomnets.com/temp/New_OK_Tridents.pdf

Here is a link presenting the new 2009 OK kayaks.

As soon as we get 'em at Aquan I'll be sure to post it

despite Mooch's post title, you won't have to wait until 2009 to get your hands on these.

Heck...you might even get one for free on August 2nd...did I just say that???

despite Mooch's post title, you won't have to wait until 2009 to get your hands on these.

Heck...you might even get one for free on August 2nd...did I just say that???

Oooooh snap! Grand prize for the Elk tourney?

Z

BUT on the bright side, the Scupper Pro is back on the assembly line due to popular demand

Any upgrades on the Pro?  I'd be (am) in the market for a long distance boat.  Per your suggestion, I think it's gonna be a T160.  Just not sure if its more efficient than the Pro.

The 160i is a rocket...a sweet paddling rocket.  It is however storage impaired.

Still waiting for OK to make longer and narrrower kayaks for the "long distance / trolling kayak fishermen"

I'm with ya Mooch...my P15 gets it done, but my poor little arms are TIRED by the end of a long trolling day.  My next boat is very, very likely a Hobie...maybe even a Hobie AI.

Fav quote from my climbing days "he's got arms like a fly"

Fav quote from my climbing days "he's got arms like a fly"

I went to undergrad at Colorado School of Mines and was pretty into climbing while a student there.  My nickname was "The Albatross" because I was pretty skinny, 6'1", and all arms (wingspan, not brute strength).