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On the first anniversary of debut of its smash hit kayak fishing boat, Jackson Kayak introduces the Coosas open water cousin, the Cuda.
Among the rave reviews of the Coosa, was a din of customer demand for a boat that could handle open water more adeptly than the river-focused Coosa. So the same design team that produced the Coosa, put their heads together to dream up the Cuda.
Sometimes its good to mess with success, said Jackson Kayak founder and president. Eric Jackson. The river-loving Coosa and open water magnet, Cuda, share a design DNA aimed at being best in class no matter what type of water you like to fish.
Those familiar with the Coosa will also recognize the Cudas paddle stagers and holders, as well as the popular removable skid plate, large bow and stern hatches and a new and improved beverage holder. Of course the two main features that make the Cuda a must have are the high/low seat and the stand up paddling abilities.
Among the most creative and new innovative features of the Cuda is a 26-inch center hatch that can accept an insert to make it dry storage or a fish cooler big enough to fit a beautiful slot redfish! Other new features include rod tip covers, side and rear vertical tackle stagers, pockets for gear storage on the Elite Hi/Lo Seat, fly rod stagers, safety flag and a stand-assist handle.
Pro angler Drew Gregory is clearly fired up about the new Cuda that he helped design. “It’s rare to find a boat that has this speed, stability, comfort and options to fit so many styles of fishing, said Cuda co-designer Drew Gregory. There are built-in options available on the Cuda for all, whether anglers fish inshore, offshore, lakes or flat water rivers, with fly rods or stout big game tackle.”
The Cuda measures 14.3 ft in length, is 29.75 inches wide, weighs 74 pounds and still sports an ample 22-inch wide standing platform, all of which can handle up to 400 pounds of fish and fisherman.
Available in eight colors including Urban, Forest and Lowland camo, the Cuda retails for $ 1199 or $ 1399 with rudder. For complete product specifications on the Cuda and all of Jackson Kayaks products visit the Jackson Kayak website.
Founded in 2003, family owned and operated Jackson Kayak is passionate about paddlesports and committed to helping boaters of all ages, size and skill excel. The global leader in whitewater boats, Jackson Kayak also proudly designs and produces rec/touring and fishing kayaks from its manufacturing facility in Tennessee.
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Matt Rutherford, a 30-year-old Maryland resident, is set to round Cape Horn in the final leg of a 300-day odyssey circumnavigating North and South America in a 27-foot sailboat. When finished, Rutherford will be the first person to do the 25,000-mile voyage alone and without stopping. His motivation for the trip is to show people, particularly those with disabilities, that there are no limits to what can be accomplished in life, and raise money for Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB), a nonprofit sailing program for people with disabilities based in Annapolis, Md.
In sailing terms, Rounding the Horn is the most difficult left-hand turn a sailor can make and taking that turn singlehandedly is nothing short of remarkable, said Gary Jobson, president of US SAILING, author of 17 sailing books and editor-at-large of Sailing World and Cruising World magazines. Matts journey in a 40-year old, 27-foot sailboat through treacherous, deep ocean waters, completely alone for 300 days, is one for the record books. He is truly proving that there are no limits to what a person can do.
While his trip has stayed on course, Rutherford and CRABs fundraising could use more wind in its sails. The nonprofit organization hopes to raise $ 250,000 $ 10 for each nautical mile which will go toward retrofitting CRABs current fleet of four sailboats, purchasing new handicap-accessible racing boats and modifying a fishing boat for wheelchair accessibility. Donations can be made online at http://www.crab-sailing.org or by calling 410-626-0273.
During the first leg of his trek, Rutherford broke a record by singlehandedly sailing the smallest boat in history through the Northwest Passage, which is a small water route from the Atlantic to the Pacific along the northern coast of Alaska.
Before even reaching the Northwest Passage, he dodged icebergs the size of office buildings, was hammered by severe storms, and suffered the loss of several pieces of failed equipment. His left turn through Cape Horn at the southernmost point of South America, notorious for its storms and heavy seas, is predicted to be bookended by gale storms one just before and after the turn. Then he faces several more rounds of dangerous winds before he reaches smooth sailing up the Atlantic.
Rutherford is accustomed to challenges. After a rocky childhood and string of school expulsions, he found salvation in a headmaster who helped him get on track. Inspired by a realization that life held limitless opportunity, Rutherford embarked on a series of journeys that took him across the world. Then, in his early 20s, he taught himself how to sail.
In the spring of 2010, shortly after returning from his second singlehanded transatlantic passage, Rutherford found CRAB. It was on this trip that Rutherford decided to start a sailing program for disabled people. When he learned CRAB was already fulfilling his dream, he began volunteering for the organization and, soon after, devised this fundraising voyage around the Americas. The 27-foot Albin Vega was donated and Rutherford raised funds to retrofit it for the 25,000-mile ocean voyage.
CRAB helps give all types of people with disabilities a child with autism, a paraplegic veteran, a disabled senior the opportunity to do something they may never have dreamed they could do, explained Don Backe, executive director and founder of CRAB.
Backe understands the concept of limits: he has been wheelchair-bound for several decades from a car accident. He added, We show people they dont have to be limited by a handicap. Our sailing programs provide an experience and new-found confidence that spills over into every aspect of their lives.
To track Rutherfords progress, map his course and read his ongoing blog about the trip, go to http://www.solotheamericas.org/.
About CRAB
Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB) is a nonprofit organization based in Annapolis, Maryland, that provides opportunities for people with physical and developmental challenges to experience boating on the Chesapeake Bay. Founded by Don Backe in 1991, CRAB maintains a fleet of Freedom Independence 20 sloops, which are designed specifically for use by mobility-challenged persons. To learn more about CRAB, visit: http://www.crab-sailing.org.
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