Boating Essentials Kayak Anchor Kit
Bring a compact anchoring setup on your next paddle with the Boating Essentials Kayak Anchor Kit. This T-H Marine kit pairs a 1.5 lb folding grapnel anchor with nylon anchor line and a shackle, keeping the basic components together for your kayak.
What This Gear Is Commonly Used For
- Positioning a kayak during fishing outings where conditions permit anchoring.
- Carrying a compact anchor, line, and attachment shackle together.
- Stowing anchoring gear between paddling trips.
Why This Gear Is Useful on the OBX
For Hatteras Island paddlers planning sheltered-water fishing trips, a folding anchor is convenient to carry and store. Choose your anchoring location with the wind, current, depth, and bottom in mind; holding performance varies with conditions.
Where This Gear Is Most Often Used
- Kayak fishing locations with suitable anchoring conditions.
- Sheltered coves and soundside outings.
- Paddling launch areas and gear storage.
Why Buy Fishing Accessories from Frank & Fran’s
Visit Frank & Fran’s in Avon, NC, for practical gear for fishing and paddling around the Outer Banks. Our crew can help you compare accessories for your setup and trip plans. Ships nationwide.
Product Features
- Folding grapnel design for compact stowage.
- Four flukes.
- Nylon anchor line.
- Anchor shackle included.
Product Specifications
- Brand: Boating Essentials by T-H Marine.
- Model: BE-AN-50299-DP.
- Anchor weight: 1.5 lb.
- Anchor line: 30 feet long × 3/16 inch diameter; nylon.
- Shackle size: 1/4 inch.
- UPC: 733572218398.
Included Items
- One 1.5 lb folding grapnel anchor.
- 30 feet of 3/16-inch nylon anchor line.
- One 1/4-inch anchor shackle.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does the anchor weigh?
The anchor weighs 1.5 lb.
How much anchor line is included?
The kit includes 30 feet of 3/16-inch nylon anchor line.
Does the anchor fold for storage?
Yes. The grapnel anchor folds for convenient stowage between uses.
Is an attachment shackle included?
Yes. The kit includes a 1/4-inch anchor shackle.
Will it hold in every location?
Holding depends on bottom type, water depth, wind, current, and the anchoring setup. Choose conditions appropriate for your kayak and equipment.
