Agree with all the above comments on the Wavedance Kingies and the Hobie yaks, all excellent choices.
If you feel you can find something on your own i believe there is 4 key points to look for in a fishing yak.
1- Find a yak with high freeboard (distance from water to top of yak)
2- Look for a yak with a rear cargo well that is seperate from the seat well (stops water coming in from the stern causing a wet arse)
3- Look for a hull that has a nice big keel and a wide hull, pro's - stability at rest, high payload. Con's - bit wave slappy and not real fast, but great for fishing
4- Make sure you can get access to the hatches whilst onboard, sounds silly but its easy to oversee what looks great in the showroom can be useless when out on the water.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Bilbz
