My new kayak's maiden voyage...

Picked up a new Native Watercraft Slayer Propel 10 MAX, a pedal-drive kayak before last winter (in Nov 2021) replacing my old Wilderness Systems Tarpon 100. Had to wait for the whole damn cold winter to come to end. This past weekend finally had a chance to lay her down for a real test run. Was fishing deep (100 to 120 feet deep) for lake trout and whitefish. Though there were no fish marked nor hooked, had a great time with (and happy with) the new yak:-)

and a video screenshot:

and car topping the yak:

one last pic:

Wow, looks like ya had a beautiful day on the water, at least!
Can I ask what lake?

Not catching any fish your first time out on a new kayak is a tradition for me.

Not catching any fish your first time out on a new kayak is a tradition for me.

Only the first time out for no fish captain ?!?!?! 

If you find your knees needing to come too high on the back stroke of the peddle, you can swap out the crank arms with unicycle crank arms that are shorter. Hard to tell from the pictures but TLW and I are both on the shorter side and I put a set on her slayer propel, likely will down the road with the Mariner as well.

Wow, looks like ya had a beautiful day on the water, at least!
Can I ask what lake?

Thanks. This was on my "home" lake, Lake Simcoe, north of Toronto, Canada

If you find your knees needing to come too high on the back stroke of the peddle, you can swap out the crank arms with unicycle crank arms that are shorter. Hard to tell from the pictures but TLW and I are both on the shorter side and I put a set on her slayer propel, likely will down the road with the Mariner as well.

Thank you for the info

Not catching any fish your first time out on a new kayak is a tradition for me.

Only the first time out for no fish captain ?!?!?! 

hahaha - I wish!

And on water yesterday (Sunday May 29th):