Long before I fished from a kayak, I fished, and I kayaked. Completely seperately...I guess it took a stroke of genius to combine the two, right?
Anyway, my kayaking was, for the most part, all whitewater related. Whitewater boats (the same rotomolded 'tupperware' as a fishing yak) take a *brutal* thrashing. They are banging and scraping down every run they make. Rotomolded plastic is ridiculously durable. There isn't a fishing kayak out there that gets punished like a whitewater boat. If your concern with the scratches is that they'll compromise the integrity of the hull...don't worry about it.
Sure, it scratches easily, and once its broken in, its going to have a patina of scratches to show off - but they're no big deal. As for the Coosa, Jackson has been making whitewater boats now for about 6 or 7 years, and the Coosa is the same construction as their ww hulls. Its all good. The scratches are part of having a rotomolded boat.
I have some boats that have been around for nearly two decades, and despite how much I've tried, I can't scratch the bottom out of 'em! Rotomolded polyethylene is **WAY** more durable than I think some people might give it credit for.