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Pro-Angler Fishing Inflatable Kayaks 13' FK396

Introducing the Pro-Angler Fishing Inflatable Kayaks 13' FK396 – the ultimate solution for anglers seeking portability without compromising on performance. Whether you're an RV enthusiast, a camping aficionado, or a waterfront dweller with limited space, this inflatable fishing kayak is your ticket to spontaneous fishing adventures.

Crafted from heavy-duty 1100 Dtex PVC, the FK396 boasts the same durability as Saturn's renowned inflatable boats and rafts. Its high-pressure air deck floor ensures exceptional rigidity when inflated, yet conveniently rolls up for compact storage. Plus, with double-layered PVC fabric on the floor and tubes, accidental fishing hook mishaps are a thing of the past.

But what truly sets the FK396 apart is its versatility. Equipped with two removable aluminum benches, it accommodates a plethora of accessories – from rod holders to GPS units – enabling you to customize your setup to suit any fishing excursion. And with its rigid high buoyancy tubes, stability is guaranteed, allowing you to stand and fish with confidence.

No kayak seats? No problem. Thanks to the innovative design, you can paddle directly from the aluminum benches using kayak or canoe paddles. Alternatively, attach foldable boat chairs for enhanced comfort, or swap out the benches for traditional kayak seats. The possibilities are endless – whether you're opting for manual propulsion or considering an electric motor upgrade, the FK396 adapts effortlessly to your preferences.

Don't let limited storage space or lack of docking options hinder your fishing adventures. With the FK396, you're always prepared to hit the water at a moment's notice. Experience the freedom to fish wherever the day takes you – embrace the versatility of the Pro-Angler Fishing Inflatable Kayaks 13' FK396 today!

The Saturn FK396 fishing inflatable kayak combines precision engineering with user-friendly features, ensuring an effortless paddling experience. Its narrow profile and oversized high buoyancy tubes guarantee exceptional stability and maneuverability on lakes, slow rivers, oceans, or bays.

Type PFD IV flotation cushion

For added comfort and versatility, consider accessorizing with a type IV flotation cushion, readily available in retail and outdoor stores for around $10. This cushion not only elevates the kayak seat for improved posture but also serves as a personal flotation device (PFD) in emergencies or doubles as a convenient beach seat cushion upon reaching shore.

Heavy duty 1,100 Dtex High Strength PVC fabric coated on both side with 1100 g/m2, 0.9mm. Fabric is thick, puncture proof and abrasion resistant.
Two Velcro straps on both tubes to secure oars when not in use.
High-pressure air deck floor with double layer of PVC fabric in a middle.
Double layer of PVC fabric on top of tubes in a cockpit area.
One large removable fin at the bottom for directional stability.
Storage space in front and bow under splash guards.
8 heavy-duty D-rings for optional kayak seats.
Hugging rope with handles in front and back.
Industry standard Halkey-Roberts flat valves design.
Accessories: hand pump, repair kit and carry bag.
FREE BONUS: 2 aluminum benches included with FK396 green and dark gray kayaks.
Kayaks seats are optional, and available in our accessories section.

Interactive 360 Degree Videos of Saturn FK396 Kayak. Touch, Click or Drag for more.

Interactive Video of FK396 Kayak with optional rod holders installed. Click or Touch or Zoom for more.

Videos of Saturn Inflatable Fishing Kayaks FK396

Videos of older models of Saturn Fishing Kayaks FK396.

It's important to note that the FK396 is not equipped with a self-bailing mechanism. However, if you intend to navigate whitewater rivers, you have the option to manually create self-bailing holes in the kayak bottom. Alternatively, the highly absorbent ShamWow type of fabric, widely available in retail stores, offers an effective solution for removing excess water from your non-bailing kayak. Simply immerse the ShamWow in water and squeeze it outside – functioning as a makeshift pump for hassle-free water evacuation.

Saturn Inflatable Fishing Kayak

Saturn Inflatable Fishing Kayaks FK396

2 Kayaks loaded on top of car

Color:

Green

Overall Length:

13'

Tube Diameter:

12"

Chambers:

3

Person Capacity:

1+1

Shipping Size:

35x23x12"

Shipping Weight:

64 lbs

Floor Type:

High-Pressure Air Deck

Overall Width:

3'

Interior Width:

14"

Weight:

43 lbs

Weight Capacity:

500 lbs

Mark G 11/26/2015, 12:39 PM

16 months ago I purchased three kayaks - 2 FK396 and 1 SK470. Soon thereafter they were put to use. My wife and I, several of our friends, and grandchildren have paddled the boats on the Great Lakes, inland lakes and rivers in Michigan, and the Intercoastal as well as rivers on the Gulf Coast of Florida. I know we have 150+ miles and many hours of paddling the boats with no problems and lots of fun times.\r\n\r\nWe transport the kayaks long distances deflated and in the zippered heavy duty storage bags which came with the boats. They fit easily in the box of my pickup truck with the kayak seats, life jackets. paddles and 110 and 12 volt air pumps included. At destination RV parks, we inflate the kayaks (mainly with the 110v pump) in about 15 minutes and carry them to the water or put the on a rack built for the pickup and drive short distances to launch sites. Generally we keep the boats inflated at our campsite for anywhere from 2 days to a month and use them frequently. When its time to travel again, deflation and packing the boats back into the bags takes about 30 minutes.\r\n\r\nOccasionally we top off the air pressure in the boats with the provided hand pumps if they remain inflated for over a week, but generally the boats retain air pressure well unless there are wide swings in the outside air temperature. We get lots of questions about the boats from other kayakers. The main point that is always emphasized is how stable our boats are on the water compared with hardsided kayaks. No one who has paddled our boats has ever come close to tipping one of them over.\r\n\r\nWe look forward to many more years of adventure and fun using the boats. Thanks again for a great/durable product at a reasonable price.

Jack H 01/11/2012, 10:35 AM

Bought a fishing kayak from you guys last year. It’s the FK396 model. This thing is really cool. I took your advice and stuck a swiveling fishing chair on top of one of the seats, and it’s super comfortable. I can float down the river and fish for hours. I was gonna put a little outboard motor on it, but it paddles so easy I didn’t have to.

A couple times I dropped fishing hooks on the floor of the boat, and I thought oh man, this thing’s gonna pop. But they never even made a dent in the floor. It’s crazy. When I’m done for the day, I just let the air out and put it in the little carrying case it came with. I actually leave it in the trunk of my car with your free pump so if I’m feeling the fishing itch I can just go to a nearby lake and scratch it! I could never do that with a regular boat. I get fish so much more now, and it makes me happy. Thanks for that.

Steve F 07/29/2011, 12:37 PM

I wanted to write a quick letter describing my experience with the FK396 fishing inflatable kayak that I purchased last June. We have been using an inflatable kayak for the last four years. We purchased a Sea Eagle 330 to take with us in our fifth wheel trailer as we traveled full time around the country for approximately three years. Although the Sea Eagle did a satisfactory job most of the time, we found it wanting in several areas. I like to fish in everything from small rivers and ponds to large lakes and even inshore ocean bays. I was looking for a heavy duty inflatable that I could easily mount fishing accessories to and even possibly a trolling motor. My search took me to the boatstogo.com website where I found just what I was looking for. I must admit I was extremely skeptical when I saw the low price on what seemed to be a very high quality boat. I had seen similar boats advertised for at least twice the price but the specifications and the reviews I read convinced me to give the FK396 a try. \r\n\r\nWe received our kayak in June of 2010 and I set about rigging it with a fish finder and pole holders and I made a dolly to transport it. All this was made extremely easy due to the many attachment points ( D-rings) and the aluminum platforms (seats) front and back. I was pleasantly surprised by how heavy duty this boat is and the high quality of construction as compared to my Sea Eagle and I was anxious to get it in the water.\r\nIn July of 2010 we left on an extended trip to the northwest. Our first chance to use our new boat was in the Bend/Sunriver, OR area. We kayaked down many miles of the Deschutes River as well as the Little Deschutes and put the boat in several of the local lakes. The first thing I noticed was that this kayak is built like a tank. It is extremely stable for a kayak. I am over 250 pounds and I can stand up in the boat without fear of capsizing. The wide stance of the boat gives a great sense of security and the boat tracks very nicely downstream. I turned the boat around and paddled upstream for about a quarter mile just to see how it paddled against the current. Although it is not as fast as my smaller Sea Eagle, I found I really didn’t give up very much in speed for the extra size and stability of this boat. I met a river guide on the Deschutes River who examined the boat and said it was easily as well built as the boats he uses on guided trips on up to class three or four whitewater.\r\n\r\nAfter three weeks in Bend, OR we moved on to Couer d Alene, ID where we spent a month using the boat almost every day on most of the local lakes and rivers. We used the FK396 on clam water, rough water, upstream and downstream and caught many fish out of this boat. After a summers worth of heavy use I am still very pleased with my purchase and I am apparently not the only one. I am constantly being stopped by fellow RV’ers who, like myself, is looking for a good, strong fishing platform that is still easily portable. The strength and durability of this boat is very apparent. I had this boat inflated for three weeks in Oregon and a month in Idaho and I never had to add air. Compare this to my Sea Eagle that needs to be topped off literally every time you use it. While using my Sea Eagle, I have gotten several punctures from sharp fish hooks over the years. This last summer I struck the FK396 with the same type lures that had caused punctures in my Sea Eagle and I saw no damage at all to my FK396. My next step is to mount a trolling motor and that project is currently underway. I can’t wait to try it out this spring.

Brian M. Kansas City, MO 10/15/2010, 12:39 PM

Just wanted to say Thanks! This thing is awesome! So much easier than when I had my boat. In the water in five minutes. I have fished every weekend since getting it back in August. Ordering and shipping were a breeze and customer service was a big help. Thanks again!

Marius, Kenya 04/16/2008, 12:40 PM

I am all the way in East Africa, and I am crazy about fishing. I did bought the boat via a mutual friend from the US after I did saw his boat. Throughout my life I did have lots of deferent boats, but man this is a nice boat. I am using the boat in Kenya great lakes like Lake Victoria. I intend to use it also at the coast for fishing on the reefs.

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