I'm hoping somebody can help me out.  Several years ago while fishing Lake Fork I used to run into these guys from Lousiana every spring time that fished the same area I did.  They all had these green kayaks that had an inboard trolling motor that they controlled with their feet.  When I first saw them on the water I didn't know how they were moving because you couldn't see the motor and they weren't moving their arms.  When I saw them load up I could see the prop on the underneath side.

I would really like to buy something like that now, but I can't find anything like that online and I don't remember what those kayaks were called.  I was hoping somebody might know what I'm talking about.

I don't know about the exact kayak you are talking about but go check out www.kingfishrherelectricboats.com

Here is the only thing I can find...

http://www.boatdesigns.com/products.asp?dept=484

www.kingfisherelectricboats.com

There the second one works...just did not spell it right....sorry,they do look like fun little kayaks to use and would be easy to get into and out of small spaces....Alan

http://www.gizmag.com/kayacht-electric-kayak/8769/

I have a Pamlico Excel Sport by Wilderness Systems. 15'6 with 20 lb. thrust trolling motor.. Great for fishing or photography. I bought it for both, but an injury has meant the Kayak has been in the garage for nearly 4 years.

Dimensions Width 32, Depth 14, Cockpit Length 88, Cockpit Width 22, 90 lbs, Forest Green Color

I can send pics if you'd like

and if you are looking for one mine is for sale ($350)

shadrac

This is the only manufacturer that I know that installs a trolling motor with foot controls.

http://www.bassyaks.com/

Is it just my computer, or did the bassyaks.com site stop working?  God I hope not.  I was trying to get to their price page because I'm seriously considering their products  

Is it just my computer, or did the bassyaks.com site stop working?  God I hope not.  I was trying to get to their price page because I'm seriously considering their products  

Hung up on me

There are several videos on utube of various electric powered kayaks, mostly home made. Just type 'electric kayak' into the search panel and you will get them. The Kingfisher had the motor integrated into the boat, where as most of the others found ways to add a motor to their boat.