Well pre-order at least.

Not sure how accurate (not familiar with this company), but Click



Length: 14'1
Width: 34"
Weight: 86 lbs
Capacity: 550 lbs
Price: $1,795

The new Wilderness Systems ATAK -Advanced Tactical Angling Kayak- is fully equipped and in position to take the kayak angling world by storm. Featuring an open design that can be customized to meet the demands of any angler and environment. The deck is highly walkable and stable, yet remains nimble and stealth. The low-profile, wind-shedding hull will keep you on the water longer, and endless storage opportunities are intelligently located throughout. The AirPro MAX seat shows up in a big way, now with extended travel along much of the length of the craft. Top it off with the FlexPod OS electronics console and the fish don�t stand a chance.

AirPro MAX Seating System w/ Extended Travel
Flex Pod OS; Larger & More Versatile Electronics Mounting & Storage
Molded-In Side Handles
Foam Battery & Rod Stager in Stern Storage Area
5.5" Midship Hatch
Enclosed Bow Storage w/ Integrated Paddle Park
Bow & Stern Oversized Metal Grab Handles
Open Deck Walk Space w/ Traction Pads
Utility Tray w/ Removable Cover
Rectangular Stern Hatch Provides Hull Access & Versatility w/ Bungee & SlideTrax

Screen Shot in case the website pulls it:

They will not start shipping until Wildy's target shipping date of April 20th. I'm sure this shop is just taking pre-orders.

Guess we should go ahead and add them to our site soon. We will be upfront and show a disclaimer about the target availability date.

Yeah, Mike, I assumed it's for preorders.

I think this shop accidentally posted this to their website prematurely, considering how secretive Wildy has been with this kayak (ie small tidbits of pictures, no info regarding specs or pricing, etc).

Edit: Clicking the link leads to nothing now, so it looks like posting it to the internet was an accident.

No side handles on this one either? Maybe I'm weird but I like side handles!!!!

LOL, I'm with you man.

that price tag hurts

I'm not sure we have seen a kayak fishing paddle yak (other than some of the specialty yaks like kaskazi) break the $2k mark but looks like it can be expected with a year or two. With that said, yaks have come a long way with a lot more features and options. It is still and will continue to be one of the least expensive ways to be able to seriously fish the water. And it's more fun than pulling the boat to the shop!