Few questions about the Revolution 16

[Deamon]

I had an outback, a revolution and now a PA14, mostly pluses to each and a few minuses as well. Bow has zero heavy storage to all 3 and no space for rods due to Mirage Drive molding and other interior stuff. Plus any heavy weight on the bow will cause Probs if you're landing in the surf. PA has beautiful rod storage inside but on top. Also great if you do the lobster thing. Revolution has slightly better speed but strong dudes on a PA14 could easily stay w me while on the Revolution. Traps on a Revo is a bigger challenge but doable.
Qty and quality of fish much easier stored on the PA but there are "spaces" to be found on the Revo and OutB. Revo's the least stable but if you're well balanced, should not be a prob. Easiest to punch through surf too. Jim

[Ojos_raros]

so can you fit WSB slobs in the hatch? If not, where can you lay them on the 16?

[Deamon]

The head pulls up on the side of your seat/thigh or literally on your lap. The tail is dropped in towards your bow/between the mirage drive and the hull. Depends on the size of the fish. I have had to pull the mirage drive out and paddled in when they're big big. Seals will def grab them so too risky to leave in the water for very long.

[Deamon]

Here's a PA14 with fish tucked in the sides. The Revolution has less space but same concept. With help from a buddy, or real balance, you can tuck smaller fish on the sides of your bait tank using your rear bungees too. Doesn't work for larger fish. Jim

[skrilla]

First world problems.