Rigged Up Scotty
Hammerhead Rod Butt
Cushion (1) $13.99
www.scotty.com
A fighting harness and rod belt don’t work in a kayak; when you hook the fish of a lifetime it’s time to hold on for dear life! Scotty’s Hammerhead rod butt cushion will at least ease the pain. The mushroom- shaped soft rubber caps fit over the rod butt to distribute the pressure over a larger area so the butt doesn’t cut into the angler’s gut. Not only will the cushion ease the pain of fighting a big fish, but it’ll also cut down on the fatigue of bringing in one fish after an- other. The universal tube fits most rod butts and comes in white, black and blue.
DIGITAL EXTRA: Click here to watch video of the Rod Butt Cushion.
RAM Stack-N-Stow
Bait Board (2) $31.05
www.rammount.com
Kayak anglers want to take everything and the kitchen sink. Well, now they have a place to put it. RAM’s Stack-and-Stow Bait Board can be mounted using any of RAM’s versatile systems. The board sports integrated features for hanging tools, lures, clippers, mounting a camera, cup holders and a magnetic strip that will keep hooks, scissors and other metal objects in place. The board is built of indestructible hard plastic and it can be removed in seconds.
DIGITAL EXTRA: Click here to check
out the Stack-N-Stow Bait Board. YakAttack
Cell Block (3) $60.00
www.yakattack.us
One of the challenges of installing a fishfinder in a kayak is uninstalling the fishfinder at the end of the day. While the transducer can be permanently attached to the hull, most an- glers take the display screen and battery off the boat. The crafty engineers and anglers at YakAttack have a solution. The Cell Block is a high-density plastic box that attaches to a standard track system with two track mount knobs. The box holds a nine- or 12-volt bat- tery. On top of the Cell Block, one ball mount
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will host the fishfinder display and the other can hold a transducer arm. Once the Cell Block is set up, it only takes a few seconds to install and remove from the kayak.
Kayak Fishing Supplies JKrate Ultimate
Bait Tank (4) $135.95
www.kayakfishingsupplies.com
No one knows more about building bait tanks than the folks at Kayak Fishing Sup- plies. This year, they’ve taken their expertise to Jackson Kayak’s JKrate to produce a bait well that will fit a variety of kayaks and host a variety of live-baits. As expected, the KFS guys didn’t miss a detail. The waterproof bat- tery box, external pump, long-exhaust tube and sealed tank are the product of years of experience on the water. The indestructible JKrate is a perfect choice for this applica- tion, especially for anglers keeping bait alive in hot weather. KFS builds several models to pre-fit each Jackson kayak, or they will custom build a unit to fit any angler’s needs.
SEA-LECT Designs Pull-Up
Strap Kit (5) $16.95
www.sealectdesigns.com
Standup fishing is all the rage, but going from seated to standing position can be a challenge for some anglers. To lend a helping hand, SEA-LECT Designs has come up with a Pull-Up Strap kit that can be mounted on any make of kayak. Simply use the included hardware to attach the one-inch strap to the kayak cockpit just in front of the angler’s feet. Adjust the length of the strap to fit the angler’s reach and trim off excess material. To stand up, grab a hold of the strap and pull forward while standing. Not only does the strap provide more power, it improves stability with a third point of contact.
DIGITAL EXTRA: Click here to watch easy instructions for installing the Pull-Up Strap.
F&H Decals
Hawg Tape (6) $11.95
www.fhdecals.com
Just when you catch the fish of a lifetime, you realize you’ve left the measuring tape at home. Ugh! Avoid a questionable fish story by slapping a Hawg Tape to your boat.
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