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feeling the holiday crunch? Generosity isn’t about buying the most expensive gift—what counts is the care you put into choosing the perfect present. These great gift ideas geared for kayak anglers are proof positive that you don’t need to break the bank to get them something cool. Read on for our hand-picked list of fun and useful fishing gifts for under $50.
[This article is part of our Holiday Gift Guide series. For more great gift ideas, see 16 Ideas For Anglers Who Have Everything.]
12wt
Cornerstone Trucker Cap
$32 | 12wt.com
Our editor sings the praises of the Cornerstone Trucker Hat from 12wt. What looks like a classic trucker hat is actually one of your most important pieces of gear. The cap is deep, meaning it’ll stay put in a windstorm, with a low-profile, micro-adjustable clasp in the back. It also features a moisture-wicking headband and optic black felt under the brim to absorb glare even from below.
What’s the best way to dress for fishing in cooler weather? See our advice from 6 Pros On What To Wear During Shoulder Season Fishing for more expert recommendations.
Abu Garcia
Reel Maintenance Kit
$8 | basspro.com
Clean up gear, tackle and grimy hands with this durable, high-quality bait towel from Bass Pro Shops. What it lacks in bells and whistles, the towel more than makes up for in straightforward performance. Attaches to boat, belt or tackle box with a locking grommet.
BerleyPro
Fish Finder Visor
$49 | blackdiamondequipment.com
A light so nice our editor bought it twice, the Storm 400 headlamp has plenty of premium features for nighttime anglers. High-efficiency engineering gives you brighter light with longer battery life, plus an LED battery meter to track power consumption. Colored LED modes preserve your night vision when it really counts. Even better, Black Diamond’s built-in brightness memory setting remembers your chosen level when turning the headlamp on and off.
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Our guide to How To Use Kayak Lights For Night Fishing will shed some more light on the subject, plus the rules and responsibilities of nighttime boating.
$30 | gruvfishing.com
Don’t spook the fish! This unique tackle tray uses soft silicone inserts to hold your fishing lures securely, reducing noise and keeping them organized. Designed with sturdy polycarbonate shell and magnetic clasp for easy access. The Big Jig Box holds up to 115 larger jigs or hooks.
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Kayak Angler Subscription
$19 | kayakanglermag.com
Kayak Angler is North America’s #1 kayak fishing publication. Every issue of Kayak Angler is filled with the latest fishing kayak and gear reviews, rigging and tactics for saltwater and freshwater species and much more. Your subscription also includes exclusive industry news and fishing reports on what’s biting near you.
Mustang Survival
Traction Open Finger Glove
$39 | foxrunbrands.com
Grill up a catch-and-cook feast with this appropriately-shaped pan and serving platter from Outset. Designed to cook evenly on stovetops, grills or campfires, the cast iron construction means this pan gets even better the more you use it. And at only four pounds it’s not too big or heavy to pack on a backcountry trip.
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Rapala
Mag Spring Fishing Pliers
$28 | rapala.com
Harness the power of magnets with these patent-pending pliers from Rapala. Unique Mag-Spring jaws stay open and ready for use, perfect when you’re wrangling a fish in the other hand. Offset design features serrated jaws and line cutter. Comes with quick-draw sheath, belt loop and clip to keep them within arm’s reach.
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