Kayak Accessories

Perfect for walking and fishing a bank, getting your fishing gear to your boat or onto your fishing kayak, the Sideline Backpack is loaded with features.

NEW DESIGN! Seattle Sports have updated our Kayak Wall Cradle for more sustainable, lower carbon footprint, shipping. Hardware included to easily assemble and mount cradles. 

The ¼” stainless steel lock bar pivots open to allow a quick effortless release of your rod.
Easy adjustable lock bar tension.

Flush mount rod holder common on Ocean Kayak and Old Town Kayaks. 
Depth : 9"
Mounting harware not included
Use the gasket as your cut-out template.

Shaped Thwart for Old Town Canoes. This shaped thwart will fit the Discovery 158 and Discovery 169 canoes.

With being the only kayak brand on the market with dual skid plates it presented itself with a unique opportunity to do something different than a skeg or rudder and the FlexWings were the result of months of research and development to further enhance th

25% more surface area than pre-2020 stock rudders for added control.
Aluminum post adds stiffness.
Includes all needed hardware for installation.

Storage bucket for the SS127 bow hatch

Looking for quick access to tools and tackle? This pouch attaches using the Groove Track system and overhangs into the kayak for easy access.

Fits the Slayer Propel 10, Slayer Propel 13, Manta Ray Propel Angler 12, Slayer 12, Slayer 14. 5 models.

The AGP has Fluidized Gel Pads welded in the spot where your “sitz bones” put the most pressure while sitting. For many paddlers they will find that this may help alleviate problems from a long days spent in the seat.

The updated reflective silver vinyl body provides added visibility. Welded seams ensure splashproof protection of contents, and the zippered opening with storm flap has a clear window that lets you locate gear easily.

Deploy the net by simply tossing it out over the water next to you boat and Voila!... it opens and lands floating with a 24" deep holding well to keep your catch. Now the angler has both hands free to fish.