360 Angler

I have had this platform for a few years and it has performed beyond expectations. Receives a lot of compliments and envied by many. I have the flexdrive as well as a garmin fish finder and micro anchor system. I also have proper running lights fitted for night fishing activities. I also use a standup paddle. Comes in handy. Speed will be 3+ mph dependingon conditions and load.

Large stable deck and works in shallow as well as deeper waters. Rides well with boat wakes and higher breaking waves. Transports well in the truck bed and I do use a bed extender. Easy on and off. Easy entry and exit for the water especially at boat ramps.

Great fishing kayak. Very convenient for one person to handle and transport. I do recommend it. If you want fast this will not be a good fit.

I own 2 Blue Sky's. The Angler 360 was my first one. I loved the boat so much but I am 67 years old and I got tired of peddling so I bought the 360 Pro. I added a MinnKota trolling motor and lithium troling battery to the Pro and I use it about 2 to 3 times a week. I never use the 360 Angler. Every time out I get many positive comments on the Pro.

Also, the Flex Drive wears out quickly. The cable that runs from the lower unit to the prop grinds and squeeks. Grinding and squeeking when you are fishing does not work. It is a fantastic boat but the Flex Drive is the weak link. Go Pro!

Damn(can i say that here?) I love my boat! It’s the best fishing kayak I’ve ever owned. I’ve had a couple nice ones and they were great. But this thing is on another level for fishing and customizing.
Blue sky boat works customer service is better than any I’ve encountered!
I’m not a robot( most of the time)

I bit the bullet and sold my previous Kayak and got the Blue Sky last year and I’d have to say I absolutely love this fishing platform.
Stability is second to none, the flex drive is plenty smooth and quite, and yet it’s not the fastest out there but it definitely treads water nicely. I have know problem covering big water with it at all. The wind will make it a little harder to control but it’s definitely still manageable, but you will get splash over in bigger waves. Having the storage in the pontoons is super nice, and the front and rear porch lets you hall a ton of gear, exactly what you need for fishing tournament is lots of gear and being able to carry it with you is a must. The rod stager is an okay system I mainly use it to hold my paddle and stake out pole But will hold 3 rods as well. The 360 seat is decent but it’s really not a true 360 as you have your rudder controls attach to the rudder cable so you do have to turn back the direction you came but that’s not an issue by no means. The ability to add the e-drive is also a nice option or add a trolling motor with anchor lock or spot lock and you can fish open water with easy. For the shallow water fisherman, the BSB 360 is already pre drilled and tapped for not one but two shallow water anchors (that being the power pole) so deploy both and the wind can’t turn you away from that 10ib lurker sitting on a bed. The BSB 360 definitely drafts very shallow so getting in the back waters is not an issue at all and the flex drive has a shallow water position or use a push pole and go in stealth mode. The flex drive has 3 positions all the way down for full deployment, mid position for half deployment for shallow water and stow for when your done also it has a hatch door for I’f you need to clean your prop. Let’s not forget about transportation from truck to water BSB 360 has wheels so deploy the wheels grab the handles and go back into the water and jump on and all you do from there is put the wheels in stow position and go. Similar to landing gear. All I can say if you like to fish in comfort and compete with the best this rig Is for you.
Over all a couldn’t be happier with my tournament rigged BSB angler 360 with the flex drive and I promise you will be 10 times more comfortable than the other angers without the BSB 360.

I purchased this boat about three weeks ago, and I am extremely pleased with its performance. I'm 6'4" tall and about 300 lbs., and standing in a traditional kayak is very difficult and uncomfortable. This has definitely solved that issue for me. In the three trips I've made in this boat my ability to cast accurately has improved significantly.
The speed of the boat is sufficient, but you won't win any races. However, the stability more than makes up for the speed. The boat takes the wake from powerboats really well. Depending on the kayak you own this can be frightening at times.
I would advise anyone that purchases this boat to double check the tightness of all the bolts and nuts before putting it in the water for the first time. Also, make sure you take the tools supplied with boat on the water with you in case of emergency. I had the crank arm come loose on me my first time out and I didn't have the supplied wrench with me. Fortunately, I had some pliers that allowed me to tighten down enough to make it back to the ramp.
If you are a serious angler this boat is well worth the investment.