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Sentinel 100X Angler
A shorter fishing kayak with removable tackle storage.
- Length
- 9 ft 6 in
- Weight*
- 44 lb
- Max. load
- 275 lb
A place for the tackle. Room for the day.
Pelican fishing kayaks
From the shorter Sentinel 100X Angler to the pedal-driven Catch 110HDII, the important differences are the seating arrangement, gear storage, propulsion and the weight you will have to move.
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SEEK 100XP Angler
A fishing deck arranged around access from the seat.
- Length
- 10 ft
- Weight*
- 48.1 lb
- Max. load
- 300 lb
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Catch Classic 100
A broad fishing layout in a ten-foot hull.
- Length
- 10 ft
- Weight*
- 57 lb
- Max. load
- 350 lb
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Catch Classic 120
More length and load capacity than the Classic 100.
- Length
- 11 ft 8 in
- Weight*
- 68 lb
- Max. load
- 400 lb
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Catch Mode 110
A raised seating system and a deliberately open deck.
- Length
- 10 ft 8 in
- Weight*
- 67 lb
- Max. load
- 375 lb
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Catch 110HDII
Pedal propulsion, with a rudder and a fishing layout.
- Length
- 10 ft 6 in
- Weight*
- 67 lb
- Max. load
- 350 lb
*Published specification-table weights. Model pages show exact SKUs and any conflicting manufacturer figures.
What to compare first.
Keep names separate
Sentinel 100 and Sentinel 100X Angler are different configurations. Catch Classic, Catch Mode and Catch HDII also have different equipment; one feature list cannot stand in for all three.
Add the equipment load
Water, tackle, a cooler and removable accessories all use capacity. The reference limits in this selection range from 275 to 400 lb; none is a paddler-only rating.
Plan for the lift
Reference weights here run from 44 to 68 lb. The drive and other removable components can complicate the comparison: ask what a published weight includes.