Tools & accessories: tools, storage, and extras
Compare tools, storage, and bankside accessories. Open an item for sizes and when it belongs in the kit bag.
Tools, storage, and bankside extras
Each item is a catalog type, not a brand. Tabs group tools, storage, and accessories. Open an item for when it belongs in the kit bag.
Fishing tools
Pliers, cutters, lip grippers, and hook removers. Open a tool for when it belongs in the kit bag.
Fishing storage
Tackle boxes, backpacks, and rod tubes. Open a bag or box for how it carries the kit.
Fishing accessories
Rod rests, chairs, and bankside extras. Open an accessory for when it belongs beside the water.
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Fishing pliers
Fishing pliers cut line, crush barbs, and pull hooks.
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Split-ring pliers
Split-ring pliers have a pointed jaw that opens a split ring so you can change hooks and blades.
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Hook remover
A hook remover (disgorger) reaches a swallowed hook so you do not push fingers down a fish’s throat.
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Line cutter
A line cutter is a small blade or ceramic notch for braid and mono.
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Fishing scissors
Fishing scissors cut braid, mono, and bait.
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Knot tool
A knot tool pulls uni, clinch, and loop knots tight when fingers are cold or the line is light.
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Hook sharpener
A hook sharpener is a stone or file for restoring a point after rock, a boat deck, or a toothy mouth.
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Crimping tool
A crimping tool crushes sleeves onto wire and heavy leader.
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Lip gripper
A lip gripper clamps the jaw so you can land and unhook a toothy or spiny fish without a glove in the mouth.
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Fish scale
A fish scale weighs the catch for a record, a release photo, or a kit that sizes tackle by mass.
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Measuring tape
A measuring tape records length for slot limits, photos, and catch-and-release logs.
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Spod
A spod is an open-ended bait rocket you cast to fill a swim with particles and boilies.
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Spomb
A spomb is a hinged bait rocket that stays shut in the air and opens on impact so the load dumps in a pile.
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Tackle box
A tackle box is a hard case with trays for hooks, leads, and loose terminal.
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Tackle bag
A tackle bag is a soft, carried kit: boxes inside, bottles in side pockets, a rain lid.
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Lure box
A lure box is a shallow, divided case so trebles do not knot into a single ball.
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Hook box
A hook box is a small, labelled case for hook sizes and types.
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Spool case
A spool case holds spare main-line spools so braid and fluoro do not unroll in the bag.
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Rod tube
A rod tube is a hard cylinder for travel.
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Rod sleeve
A rod sleeve is a soft sock for a made-up or two-piece rod in the car or on a bike.
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Reel case
A reel case is a padded pouch for a reel off the rod.
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Bait container
A bait container keeps worms, maggots, or cut bait alive or cool, with air and a lid that does not spill in the car.
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Backpack
A fishing backpack is a two-strap carry for a walking kit: boxes, water, and a jacket, sometimes a rod tube.
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PVA bag
A PVA bag is a solid, dissolving bag you fill with pellets and a hookbait, then cast.
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PVA mesh
PVA mesh is a tube of dissolving mesh you pack as a stick or a small sock of pellets and crumb.
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Rod rest
A rod rest is a U or V head on a bank stick that holds one fishing rod while you wait for a bite.
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Rod pod
A rod pod is a free-standing frame for two or three fishing rods with alarms.
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Fishing chair
A fishing chair is a padded seat with legs for long feeder, carp, and match sessions.
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Fishing stool
A fishing stool is a low, compact seat for a short sit on the bank.
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Umbrella
A fishing umbrella is a planted shelter against rain and sun on a peg.
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Headlamp
A headlamp leaves both hands free for unhooking, tying, and walking a path at night.
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Fishing light
A fishing light is a lantern or bank lamp for the peg: bait table, keepnet, and a circle of bank.