FluxJet Jet-Powered Kayak Featured on AAngler Live Stream

Kayak fishing took the spotlight when the Aggressively Average Anglers (AAAnglers) hosted a livestream featuring the FluxJet — a jet-powered fishing kayak built for real-world conditions. Instead of polished marketing talk, the show focused on what anglers actually care about: stability, propulsion, and day-to-day fishability.

Watch the full AAAnglers livestream here: FluxJet on AAAnglers Live

About the AAAnglers Livestream

The AAAnglers crew is known for unfiltered, community-first conversations. They question gear, test it, and share what works in real fishing scenarios. That’s exactly how they approached FluxJet: by asking practical questions about shallow-water performance, stability while standing, transport, and setup.

Across the discussion, they dug into how the jet drive behaves around weeds and cover, whether the kayak feels steady enough for sight casting, and what anglers can expect during the first production runs.

FluxJet Features Discussed on the Stream

Jet Propulsion System

Unlike prop-driven kayaks, FluxJet uses an electric jet drive. With no exposed propeller, anglers deal with far fewer snags from weeds, kelp, or loose line. The jet provides smooth, efficient thrust while keeping a low profile in shallow water.

Stability for Fishing

A wide, balanced hull gives confidence to stand and fish. Techniques like sight casting or skipping lures are easier when the platform doesn’t feel tippy.

Portability & Transport

Despite its built-in power, FluxJet stays solo-friendly. The team discussed roof-rack transport and rolling to the ramp on a simple cart — no trailer required.

Fishing-Ready Layout

The deck favors anglers: an elevated seat for long sessions, rear storage for tackle and batteries, and open deck space for moving around. Accessory mounts and rod storage make it easy to tailor the setup.

Color Options

FluxJet is offered in multiple finishes — tan, gray, orange, and blue — so anglers can match their style and visibility preferences on the water.

Audience Reactions & Community Buzz

The live chat made it clear that anglers are paying attention. Some viewers said they’d already placed preorders. Others asked about wait times and whether dealers would have demo models soon. Skepticism was part of the mix, too — and that’s healthy. Addressing those questions in real time is what gave the stream credibility.