Reliable Fishing Products Kayak Bag

I just picked up a reliable fishing products kayak bag (see link below) and am now faced with the decision of how to mount it to the bow of my outback. I'm leaning towards lashing it down to some pad eyes but I'm interested to hear people's opinions. The bag has three D rings on each side for mounting and is 36" long.

http://www.reliablefishing.com/specialty-bags.html

I just picked up a reliable fishing products kayak bag (see link below) and am now faced with the decision of how to mount it to the bow of my outback. I'm leaning towards lashing it down to some pad eyes but I'm interested to hear people's opinions. The bag has three D rings on each side for mounting and is 36" long.

http://www.reliablefishing.com/specialty-bags.html

Burlap Sacks that you keep wet will do the job. But if you have account for those spending without wifey knowing by all means lol

just curious, if you had a bag full of fish will it float?

seems like a good price for a Reliable branded bag.  gonna take away all your tankwell space though so it might hurt your storage ability.  i think all these kill bags are targeted best towards other markets where the fish don't have as many spines like our rockfish do.

that being sald, this looks like a good salmon bag for those who are doing all day trips.

anyone know it itll fit the front hatch of the ws thresher?

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anyone know it itll fit the front hatch of the ws thresher?

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Too long at 36".

I just picked up a reliable fishing products kayak bag (see link below) and am now faced with the decision of how to mount it to the bow of my outback. I'm leaning towards lashing it down to some pad eyes but I'm interested to hear people's opinions. The bag has three D rings on each side for mounting and is 36" long.

http://www.reliablefishing.com/specialty-bags.html

It fits perfect in the back and I run the bungees through the handles inluding the rudder bungey through the back handle

Might not be too late to score 3" of insulation at half the price...

https://www.amazon.com/Sea-Angler-Gear-36x20-Inshore/dp/B005WWA3R6

Fits nicely behind the seat of my Outback, and makes a cushy back rest. I've had it for a few seasons now and it shows zero wear or damage. Rockfish spines don't hurt it.








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Too small.