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Originally Posted by Nemrod

Kayak stability is not simply derived from width but is a function of width and length. Long kayaks are more stable for a given width and they are FASTER and track better which makes it much easier to paddle them efficiently over a distance. The Prowler 13 has a nice length to width ratio and is an efficient paddler, the Scrambler by comparison is a polywog. N

I'd like a kayak that is as multifunctional as possible. Meaning on I could go diving with but also play in the surf with after the dive, maybe fishing (but not an angler serie), some rivers and lakes, etc. How would the prowler handle itself in the surf or on rivers (not rapids, just slow rivers).

The wilderness tarpon 120 seems nice according to those videos