You’ve seen fish crashing bait beyond casting range from the surf?

Birds dive-bombing?

Man.

You’ve seen kayakers nail the fish, too, no?

So how do you get in on this kayaking?

Deciding on a kayak is one step.

Or maybe you already have a kayak and are interested in a classic.

Ocean Kayak’s Trident Series of kayaks has been a classic for fishing the coast.

The company revamped the series and began shipping them recently.

New features on the kayak, available in 11-, 13- and 15-foot lengths, include Active Comfort System 2.0 Seating, with a backrest that adjusts up and down and improved thigh support.

Latest features also include a new Mod Pod, for storage between your legs, that’s slightly narrower for better thigh room and better room for stand-up fishing.

What’s more, the Trident has endless rigging potential, the company says, with seven flush aluminum tracks to mount accessories like rod holders and electronics.

Storage is maximum, the company adds, and includes: a large bow hatch with a 12-volt battery bag for electronics and accessories; a behind-the-seat well for a cooler or a livewell; and a new, additional rear hatch.

The kayak also includes a redesigned paddle-keeper for paddle-stashing when fighting a fish, foot braces that are adjustable and can be used for rudder control with the purchase of a rudder kit, rod storage that protects rod tips, rubber carry handles that resist snagging, and more.

Fish crashing, birds diving and some crazy kayaker who can reach them.

For more info, visit Ocean Kayak's website.