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Seattle Sports kayak anchor kit - the Seattle Sports kayak anchor kit is ideal for kayak anglers and small watercraft. This kit includes a folding anchor, two carabineers, anchor line, and a ring so the anchor can be quickly deployed from the bow or stern. All pieces of the kit fit into an included drawstring storage sack.
Perfect for convenient anchoring when fishing and paddling, the Kayak Fishing Anchor Kit is ideal for kayak anglers and small vessels. The anchor kit includes a 1.5-pound folding anchor, a ring, and 50 feet of line that enables the user to easily deploy the anchor at the bow or stern of the boat for maximum versatility. A drawstring storage stuff sack is included.
Features and Specifications: Convenient anchor kit for kayak fishing Includes 1.5-pound folding anchor, ring, and 50 feet of line Deploys at bow or stern 13 by 7 by 2 inches (H x W x D) Weight: 39 ounces
- 50 feet rope to anchor kayak for angling
- 1.5 pound folding anchor
- Includes a ring and 2 carabiners
- Includes drawstring storage stuff sack
- Provides convenient anchoring
How do I attach the anchor to a standard kayak? It's easy. Instructions are included with the anchor. There are two lines. One goes direct to the anchor. The other is essentially a loop that attaches to the handles on the now and stern. The line to the anchor goes through a ring on the loop along the side of the kayak. You move that line so that the anchor line (rhode) can then be positioned at the bow, or moved to mid-ship when you wish to retrieve it. (For me, I just drop it over the side and loop the anchor line around my waist - but I wouldn't do that in wind or rough water.)
Does the fingers of the anchor foldable? How far does it fold? Yes they fold up against the shaft of the anchor and there is a but style piece that goes over and holds them securely in place. I'd say folded up, it's still 7 inches in diameter.
Does it have a buoy ball and does the rope float? No, both questions.
Does saltwater damage this product? No, I've had mine for 3 years and have taken it in all kinds of saltwater bay, mangrove estuary, rivers, etc. Not a problem.
Things we like
- Lightweight with folding flukes
- For small kayaks, calm waters and inland kayak fishing
- Comes with 50 feet of high-quality, braided polypropylene rope
- Two carabiners, ring, and bag included
Things we don't like
- The included storage bag isn’t padded for protection
- You don’t get to use the full 50-foot length depending on how you run the line
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I attach the anchor to a standard kayak?
It's easy. Instructions are included with the anchor. There are two lines. One goes direct to the anchor. The other is essentially a loop that attaches to the handles on the now and stern. The line to the anchor goes through a ring on the loop along the side of the kayak. You move that line so that the anchor line (rhode) can then be positioned at the bow, or moved to mid-ship when you wish to retrieve it. (For me, I just drop it over the side and loop the anchor line around my waist - but I wouldn't do that in wind or rough water.)
Does the fingers of the anchor foldable? How far does it fold?
Yes they fold up against the shalt of the anchor and there is but style piece that goes over and holds them severely in place. I'd say folded up its still 7in in diameter.
Does it have a buoy ball and does the rope float?
No both questions
Does salt water damage this product?
No, Iv'e had mine for 3 years and have taken it in all kinds of salt water bay, mangrove estuary, rivers, etc. Not a problem.
