Canoe Anchor Grip - Boat, Float Tube & Kayak Fishing Accessories, Kayaking Equipment - Brush Clamp Anchor with Teeth - Gripper with 15ft Paracord - Rubber Grips - Coated Steel -

Took my fishing kayak out yesterday and had to deal with 11mph winds, this grip worked perfect. I have a Jackson Cuda HD (110 + pounds fully loaded), and this helped me keep steady next to some of the smaller stumps and logs I encountered. I love the fact that this opens up more that other brands I've seen here on Amazon. I like this so much, I logged on and had to purchase a 2nd one today for my girlfriend!

I haven't had a chance to use it yet, but my first impression is that it's going to be a handy little tool! Metal/steel is heavy duty, amd it operates smoothly with a good grip. It appears in addition to the 4-ish in grip range you could also pull the paracord out of the top and loop it around limbs. If I remember I'll update after actually using it.Tip when setting up -- put a piece of tape around the lead end of the paracord, wrap it tight. This will allow you to more easily thread the cord through the handle.

I purchased one of these for myself to float along the river and take breaks as I need, works much better than a traditional weighted anchor in my experience. Weighted anchors you run a risk of flipping yourself and you try to reel them back in, and then they run the risk of getting snagged on something unseen underwater. This is so much easier and frankly makes my trips more enjoyable when I bring this. I liked mine so much I showed it to my buddy and now he bought one too! (Can't recommend enough!!)

Initially I was looking for a kayak anchor so I could stay in one spot and not float away but then I saw this. It has been awesome. I just tie down on a tree branch or post in the water, and I’m secure. Great to have. Not expensive. Worth the money.

An absolute must have if you fish out of a kayak. Super easy to setup and use and a great way to anchor yourself to the bank or structure sticking up out of the water!