Not the most comfortable to fish out for any length of time if you've ever had back issues.
That is the problem in general I have with kayaks. My wife has one that she tools around the pond in and I have been in it, but for me they are just uncomfortable. It has a rod holder but I think she only actually fished out of it once. Usually just joy rides.
We have an aluminum 4 person pontoon paddle boat (Paddle King), but they are also a significant expense. Need to add a couple of rod holders, but otherwise it works well to fish out of in our pond. It is not light to drag in and out like a plastic kayak though. Ours stays in the water moored to the dock except gets taken out and put in the shed for winter. It is stable enough I can walk all the way around it. Sucks using it in the wind though. Sits up very high in the water so the wind blows it around badly. We put a half dozen permanent moorings in our pond so if it is windy we just paddle to the area we want to fish and tie up. When it is not windy it handles very well.
Not what most people would want to fish out of, but for us it sits up high in straight backed seats like sitting in a chair (we got the optional padded cushions). With my back that is what I need. Can also move around easily from the front to the back seat. It serves dual purpose for pleasure when we have guests and yet the flat platform works well for me fishing. We have the optional front table which works well to hold drinks and tackle box. We are kind of wimp anglers.
PK4400 Paddle King.com They also make small pontoon fishing boats.
Like I said, probably not what most people would want, but for our varied uses it suits us.
