Maximum capacity for gear-heavy fishing trips
Anglers who carry heavy gear loads and prioritize absolute stability over paddling performance
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The Sea Eagle FishSUP 126 is built for one thing: fishing. At 40 inches wide with a 500 lb capacity, you can load it with a cooler, tackle crate, rod holders, and a fish finder without worrying about stability. The included swivel seat lets you sit during long waits between bites. Paddling performance suffers from the extreme width, but if your fishing spots are close to launch and you value a rock-solid platform, this delivers.
The Sea Eagle FishSUP 126 12’6″ delivers solid performance across the key metrics that matter for fishing. At 40″ wide, it provides excellent stability for casting and gear management. The twin removable side fins provides reliable tracking, and the 500 lbs weight capacity handles a full fishing loadout with room to spare.
Construction quality is solid for the price point. The deck pad provides comfortable, grippy footing even when wet, and the overall build inspires confidence that this board will handle the demands of regular fishing use. At 35 lbs, portability is something to consider — you may want a cart or a helping hand for longer carries.
At $1,099, the FishSUP 126 12’6″ is fairly priced for what you get. Anglers who carry heavy gear loads and prioritize absolute stability over paddling performance
The Sea Eagle FishSUP 126 is built for one thing: fishing. At 40 inches wide with a 500 lb capacity, you can load it with a cooler, tackle crate, rod holders, and a fish finder without worrying about stability. The included swivel seat lets you sit during long waits between bites. Paddling performance suffers from the extreme width, but if your fishing spots are close to launch and you value a rock-solid platform, this delivers.
1 reviews from verified owners
At 40 inches wide this thing does not move. I am 240 pounds and I can walk around on it, sit in the swivel seat, stand up to cast — all without a wobble. I loaded a 48-quart cooler, full tackle bag, two rods, and a fish finder and still had room. The trade-off is speed. Paddling to your spot takes patience. But once you are there, you have the most stable fishing platform money can buy.
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