Old Town kayak Sportsman 106 MK Photic REPARED

WELD on the rear section near the rudder.

The Old Town Sportsman 106 motorized kayak, powered by Minn Kota, is simple and intuitive, allowing you to get out fishing faster in a compact, low-profile kayak that you can easily mount on a car roof. The 45-lb-thrust, 12-volt, saltwater-ready Minn Kota motor lets you move back and forth effortlessly.

•  Motorboat-style throttle for intuitive forward and reverse control. Built-in battery level indicator.
• The motor combines with a foot-controlled rudder for truly hands-free fishing and exceptional maneuverability.
• Compatible with lead-acid or lithium-ion batteries A premium seat for all-day comfort. The double-layer Textilene is durable, UV-resistant, and easy to clean.
•  A 3D mesh midlayer adds comfort without compromising Textilene’s natural breathability.
• Removable for transport Four 18" rails make it easy to mount and remove accessories
• One forward-facing recessed rod holder and two rear-facing rod holders are there when you need them and out of the way when you don’t Non-slip EVA foam deck mat for traction and comfort while standing Equipped with “PowerPole READY” shallow-water anchor mounting inserts
• Tournament-ready slots secure your fish-measuring board with storage in the hull when not in use
• The extra-wide rudder provides excellent control of the boat when moving forward and backward
• The kill switch key holds the spare pin and doubles as a propeller wrench
• The console's drain plug fits securely in the tank and can be used to prevent water from entering when the engine is removed or when you want to paddle
• Custom gear box included
• The console is designed to be easily anchored and deployed during launch and landing with a built-in kickstand
• Three through-hull wiring kits and a universal transducer mount allow you to install a fish finder in minutes without having to drill into your kayak

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