Portable Fish Cleaning Station

It is the size of a small table, the height is just right for fish cleaning. The table can be folded neatly and stashed away when not needed. I used quick connect for the garden hose, and it can be snapped in a second for water source. The chopping board is built in. I'll be able to clean all my catch of the day outside in the garden without making a mess in our kitchen. Most of all, the water that I use to clean the fish can be used to water my plants and it is also excellent fertilizer. Waste nothing. Water is reused drought or no drought.  The solid parts, I bury them at least 6" deep around the base of the fruit trees within the driplines. Gives them micronutrients and become productive.

The downside, it set me back $80, delivery included.

One of my friends has one and his faucet was real cheap and broke on first use.  Worked good otherwise.   I would screw down or apoxy one of the claw clamps so fish tails could be clamped in while cleaning.  Table gets a little slippery. 

It is the size of a small table, the height is just right for fish cleaning. The table can be folded neatly and stashed away when not needed. I used quick connect for the garden hose, and it can be snapped in a second for water source. The chopping board is built in. I'll be able to clean all my catch of the day outside in the garden without making a mess in our kitchen. Most of all, the water that I use to clean the fish can be used to water my plants and it is also excellent fertilizer. Waste nothing. Water is reused drought or no drought.  The solid parts, I bury them at least 6" deep around the base of the fruit trees within the driplines. Gives them micronutrients and become productive.

The downside, it set me back $80, delivery included.

Where did you get it from?

I've seen these being sold at bass pro in Manteca

Where did you get it from?

http://www.kotulas.com/deals/portable-camp-fish-cleaning-table-with-faucet-small

not connected with the company except as a customer that has bought this item.

One of my friends has one and his faucet was real cheap and broke on first use.  Worked good otherwise.   I would screw down or apoxy one of the claw clamps so fish tails could be clamped in while cleaning.  Table gets a little slippery.

Am quite handy with plumbing and irrigation, so the cheapo facucet is not a concern for me.  I might replace it with a much better taller faucet with flexible extended tubing that is better than the garden hose itself, or will simply create a place holder to hang the garden hose that has various nozzles.

When table gets slippery, I can always place a real wood chopping board on top of it.  So far, it is not slippery enough to be a concern.  Am really after the water drippings which is loaded with "nutrients". I used to bail out the water from our kitchen faucet so that I can fertilize some of my plants. Very good to water the citrus plants with this waste water.

I almost bought one of those for camping. It was on sale @ Cabelas for $60 and seemed like a good deal. Only reason I didn't pull the trigger is because I have a custom FishMaster1 cleaning station at home.

i saw those at BPS in their last sale, can't remember how much it was.  i simply use a folding table of the same size and my garden hose with sprayer set to shower.  works for me.  just wished it was a bit taller.  i try and clean all my fish outside, if possible.

I do the same thing, Ryan. The cleaning process goes even faster when friends show up to clean any fish gifted to them  and maybe even clean someof mine while they're at it. **Thanks ChuckE and Sailfish**