Native Watercraft Slayer 10 Propel Fishing Kayak Review and Setup

I have owned my Slayer 10 Propel for over 7 years and taken in out on hundreds of fishing trips. Therefore I am in a good position to share my thoughts in a review and also my setup that I predominantly use for lure fishing.
I am more than happy to answer any questions that you may have about this Kayak.

[@Janek_O]

Great review of the Slayer 10. I have watched many of your videos and have seen quite a few rippers caught from it.

[@FishingwithD]

Great, I’m looking to get a used one

[@ianhirons7762]

Thank you for your personal review and the upgrades you have done.

[@billionstarsadventures]

Hey Ian, no problems at all. If you (or anyone else) has any specific questions, more than happy to answer.

[@lozzab8827]

Very well done , very descriptive .

[@carlwaddell5434]

good video i want a slayer max i I only have social security budget thank you for your video

[@philliphartney1722]

Great review on the Slayer 10 - thank you. Can you recommend a good roof rack system for loading 2 Slayer 10's? (I am a beginner). Thank you. Kind regards, Phil.

[@stanharper1230]

Great review David, if you are not on the company's payroll you should be. Stan

[@user-bd5ni8vr5c]

Thank you. I would like to know how is the propel stored compared to flap drive system? I have seen some videos saying propel are much bigger hard to store in a car as well as needing a good place to store than flap system, which is much eaiser. What you think?😃

[@billionstarsadventures]

Hey mate, I would agree that the Propel unit is harder to store in the car as it is a somewhat awkward shape. I often go kayak fishing and remote camping for up to a week at a time and I manage to pack all my camping and fishing gear without a problem. I wouldn't be deciding on a kayak drive system based primarily on how you can store it unless you are seriously constrained for space. Once you hit the water, the feel of a solid propel drive unit makes up for any packing challenges.

[@ProdigiousReturn]

I want to buy this over the newer max because it’s lighter and easier to car top. Do you still suggest it? Considering the newer other options. In Canada it’s the same price as the hobie compass
I found one new locally but it’s full price despite being old now - 500 less than the newer max

[@billionstarsadventures]

Hey Jay, I personally prefer the Slayer 10 over the Slayer 10 Max for the reason you point out - weight and the ability to car top. The Max is a better option if you want to install lots of gadgets. It has the really cool access for an under hull transducer mount without drilling, electronic switch mounting plates, ability to mount a rear anchor or motor and the cool inserts for tackle boxes. Both are amazing kayaks with the Propel Pedal unit.

[@tokay999]

Where do you live ?

[@billionstarsadventures]

We live in Australia.