Sodus Bay Scooter

I love mine. It's super small and light weight but also very smooth with the power to go with it. I also love the white and black. I think it's their best looking revo. The only complaint I have is that there is no gear ratio other than 6:4:1. I have to buy a sx just to get a 7:1:1. If they made the other speeds I would just have all revo s's.

Yeah I would stick with cent brakes too. Especially since you'll be whipping that spinnerbait out there. Cent brakes help with that first part of the cast when you're hurling that bait out there. Mag brakes help so the spool doesn't overrun as it slows down. That being said, the revo s is awesome. Really smooth and solid feeling. If you thumb at the end of a cast like I do, you will never need mag brakes. Good luck.

I'm with Rockchalk on the new revo s. It's small and light weight and looks really good on a veritas. I picked one up a month ago and it's just super super smooth. Just my opinion and not that it matters much but I think they are also the best looking reels to buy right now. Go to basspro if you have one near by and look at all the reels and you'll see what I mean. Good luck.

Got one! Thanks!

Just look for wider kayaks. And look at the seating area to see if there is a somewhat flat area to stand. I have an emotion kayaks renegade xt. It's stable, tracks good but not very very fast but fast enough. Just a tip, a drift sock is a MUST!!! Good luck

I stand on mine. It's an emotion kayaks renegade XT. It's really stable cause it's wider than most kayaks but if you want to stand I would recommend a wider one. Also look for one with an easy accessible dry hatch while on board, trust me. Also, you'll want to consider weight cause I'm sure you'll be doing a lot of your fishing by yourself so you want something you can manage and launch on your own. Don't skimp on your paddle either. You'll want a nice light weight paddle so you don't get fatigued. Lastly if you get the chance, sit in the kayak before you buy it. You might find it does or doesn't have acceptable back support for you. All kayaks feel different and you want to be sure you'll be comfortable all day. Good luck.