Yeti Rambler
Little beats hot coffee in the morning or a frosty afternoon refreshment for anglers enjoying a day on the water, but keeping those beverages hot or cold can represent a challenge for outdoor enthusiasts. Like the company’s coolers, the new Yeti Rambler Tumblers offer superior insulation to hold temperatures steady far longer than the competition (2X the ice retention of plastic tumblers).
A double wall vacuum construction is responsible for their advanced insulation, and the Ramblers are constructed of kitchen-grade 18/8 stainless steel so the tumblers not only hold ice, but last longer than their competitors as well.
Each comes with a clear lid so users can see the level of their beverages, and both lid and tumbler are BPA-free (unlike some plastic models).
The Ramblers are offered in both 20 and 30 oz. variations, with the larger tumbler tapered to fit into standard cupholders.
Retail prices range from $29.99 to 39.99, and more information on Yeti Rambler tumblers can be found at www.yeticoolers.com.
Costa Del Mar Roosterfish
Named for the elusive coastal predator of western Central America, Costa Del Mar’s Roosterfish sunglasses are designed to fight the sun’s glare so anglers can spot fish and activity with unmatched ease.
Side-cupped frames on the shades offer an extra edge over other sunglass styles when it comes to blocking out light from the sides which can seriously deteriorate visibility.
The Roosterfish offers a versatile large fit, allowing anglers with a variety of face shapes to wear them comfortably.
They feature the same tough TR-90 nylon construction as many of Costa’s other popular sunglasses, along with an integral hinge that adds strength and durability to their attractive design. Four frame colors (Blackout, Matte Black, Tortoise, and White/Blue) are paired with a selection of the company’s 400G, 580P (polycarbonate), and 580G (glass) lenses in up to seven colors to offer anglers plenty of options for style and visibility.
Costa’s patented 580 lens technology is their finest and features 100% polarization and UV protection that blocks yellow and blue spectrum light for ultimate clarity and color. Costa’s C-Wall coating on the lenses repels oil, water, and dust while enhancing scratch resistance.
Check out Costa Del Mar Roosterfish at a local Costa dealer, or visit www.costadelmar.com for more information and to see their full line of sunglasses.
Williamson Double Leverage Pliers
The right tools make all the difference in a day on the water, and anglers will find Williamson’s new 9” Double Leverage Pliers to offer superior grip, holding, and cutting power compared to other pliers on the market.
A special, dual pivot-point handle is responsible for the pliers’ increased power, and it’s sheathed in enlarged, ergonomic grips that mean anglers can get as solid a grip on the tool as it does on hooks, shackles, and more.
The business end of the tools is a time-tested, needle-nose design with a substantial pair of cutters at the base of the jaws.
The handles and jaws of the Double Leverage Pliers are constructed of carbon-steel for strength with a nickel-plated finish that enhances their corrosion resistance.
A deluxe sheath with belt loop is included with the pliers and makes for simple, convenient transport and storage that also keeps the tool ready at a moment’s notice.
Learn more about Williamson’s Double Leverage Pliers at www.rapala.com.
RinseKit
Offering anglers the ability to spray off their boats and gear when they can’t get to a hose, the RinseKit is a portable, pressurized shower that’s perfect for those who spend their time in remote locations or own boats without freshwater wash-down systems.
The rugged, lightweight device holds up to two gallons of water, enough to keep it spraying for four minutes. An attached fitting connects to any hose spigot and fills the system up in a mere 20 seconds.
Unlike agricultural sprayers, no pumping is required to generate the water pressure, as the patented eOn system stores the pressurized water for later use.
No moving parts inside the unit and no batteries or electronics are used in the RinseKit, meaning the simple device has nearly nothing to break or fail, creating reliable performance that lasts.
The unit’s spray nozzle has seven settings from jet stream to soaking shower, allowing anglers to customize the flow to their needs.
It can also be filled with hot water for users looking for a bit more cleaning power.
A folding handle makes the RinseKit a breeze to carry and the unit also features a handy ruler for measuring anglers’ catches.
RinseKits retail for $89, and anglers can learn more about the product by visiting www.rinsekit.com.
Squidnation Flippy Floppy Thing
Putting a new twist on the classic squid daisy chain/spreader bar, Squidnation’s Flippy Floppy Thing exceeded all expectations in testing and has produced serious action with tuna, dolphin, wahoo, sailfish, and marlin since its introduction earlier this year.
Made with four 9” Squidnation Mauler Squids and eight 6” Fat Daddy Squids trailed by a 5” bird, the new daisy chain utilizes flexible arms through the body of each large squid to add dimension and action to the classic charterboat teaser. In addition, Flippy Floppy Things are designed to be run with hook baits (like a squid or green machine) trailing the bird, and yellowfin tuna have proven very vulnerable to the setup.
The Flippy Floppy Thing emulates a larger predator scattering a bait school into the air, as the flexible arms allow the smaller squids to “flip-flop” in the air and on the surface. The bird adds extra commotion to raise and excite distant or deep fish.
Not only effective as a tuna catcher, the Flippy Floppy Thing makes a stellar daisy chain teaser to raise marlin and sailfish into boats’ spreads, as it offers far more action than standard squid chains.
Rigged on 275 lb. mono with a 300 lb. snap swivel, Flippy Floppy Things are prepared for abuse from tuna jaws and billfish snouts.
Anglers can check out the Flippy Floppy Thing at local tackle shops or visit www.squidnation.com to learn more.
Fisherman’s Post Hats
After much demand from the community, Fisherman’s Post is proud to bring a series of hats back into the stable of merchandise available at www.fishermanspost.com.
Three styles of hats are offered to allow anglers to choose the style and fit they like the best. All are adjustable and feature the Fisherman’s Post logo embroidered on the front panel.
The Richardson Trucker Snapback model offers anglers a popular style of mesh back hat featuring cotton twill front panels and visors with contrasting mesh backs and a ProCrown with buckram-fused front panels and durable ProStitching.
The Port Authority Double Mesh Snapback Sandwich Bill Cap is also a mesh back style that features contrasting mid and back layers to give the back panel an iridescent effect.
The Sportsman Brushed Cotton Twill Cap has an adjustable Velcro closure, compared to the snap adjustment strap on the other two. It also features a lower-profile look than its companions in both solid and combo colors.
All the Fisherman’s Post hats are offered in a host of colors, and—no matter the hue—they greatly increase the wearer’s odds of getting a fish picture into the pages of the newspaper.
Visit www.fishermanspost.com and click on the “Store” link in the upper right-hand corner to peruse the selection and make one yours today.