Stumbled across kayaks 2 fish through a google search. Was a bit sceptical to purchase a kayak as majority were on back order and prices seemed too good to be true. I am so glad I went through with it though! The kayak is amazing quality, and the kids love it. The team at kayaks 2 fish were prompt with any questions and quick to get back to me whenever I needed then. Will be a returning customer. - Caitlin Newland

My hubby and I took our NextGen11's out along the Warren River, caught a little Redfin Perch. We did a last minute change on our order from deliver to collect for the kayak trolleys, which was made so easy. The kayaks are big and heavy(although lighter than other similar brands), but the trolley made a huge difference when shifting them from camp to the river. The kayaks were quite responsive and pedals worked well, even over logs in the river. I had a great time ( I wish I had done this years ago) - Tanya

Love to use the #kayaks2fish for all my kayak fishing trips. My small business @hightidetours uses these kayaks exclusively. Reliable, affordable and light! - Matthew Poulos

Did loads of research on a suitable fishing kayak and went with the Next Gen 10 MKII. Has all the bells and whistles for starting out. We also purchased stabilisers (training wheels) and this has been the perfect addition to the yak for those waters that are so calm. Would highly recommend. - Lokibear

Were good to deal with, kept us up to date with the day the kayaks were arriving, sending out informative emails after picking up our kayaks. Next Gen 10 MKll are great, loads of features. Things we like about the kayak is 2 seating heights, no drain holes under the seat which is good, as you don't get water splashing up, also creates extra storage under the seat, place to lay fishing rod down in the rod grooves, footwell is clear no molded area which is more comfortable. Storage areas are much more user friendly than having multiple hatches especially when on the water. Only thing we did find was that when using the centre hatch when it's unclipped its loose and isn't fixed to the kayak. - Carleen Chapman