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T-H Marine Supplies
A T-H Marine Kayak Anchor Kit with 1.5-pound grapnel anchor gives paddlers a practical way to hold position in shallow water without relying on a power anchor system. Whether you're sight-fishing a flat, waiting out wind, or anchoring near a sandbar, a proper kayak anchor setup beats paddling against drift. This kit bundles everything a kayak angler or recreational paddler needs to keep the boat stationary and under control.
The grapnel design—four flukes that dig into bottom substrate—is the workhorse of shallow-water holding. It catches on rocks, sand, grass, and soft mud with minimal fuss, and the 1.5-pound weight hits a practical balance: light enough to deploy and retrieve by hand from a kayak, substantial enough to hold in moderate current or wind. This isn't a deep-water anchoring system; it's built for the coves, bays, and river sections where most kayak anglers spend their time.
The kit includes a 30-foot nylon anchor line rated for the load, plus a 1/4" shackle for secure attachment to your anchor point. Nylon resists UV damage and abrasion better than cheaper poly alternatives, and its slight stretch absorbs shock from wave action or sudden current changes—useful when you're secured to a moving kayak. The shackle connection is simple, reliable, and quick to deploy or pull up when conditions change.
This is everyday gear for kayak fishing in shallow to moderate depths, casual exploring, or any time you want to fish or rest without fighting the water. It won't anchor you in deep offshore conditions, and it's not designed for mooring overnight; it's a functional tool for the paddler who wants stability in the flats, backwater, and nearshore zones.
| Anchor Weight | 1.5 lbs | |
| Anchor Type | Grapnel (4-fluke) | |
| Line Length | 30 feet | |
| Line Material | Nylon | |
| Shackle Size | 1/4" | |
| Brand | T-H Marine Supplies |
The kit comes complete with a 1.5-pound grapnel anchor, 30 feet of nylon anchor line, and a 1/4" anchor shackle for attachment.
The 1.5-pound grapnel is effective for shallow-water conditions—flats, coves, bays, and rivers with moderate wind and current. It's designed for paddler deployment from a kayak, not for deep water or extreme offshore conditions.
The four flukes dig into sand, mud, grass, and rock—the soft and vegetated bottoms typical of kayak fishing zones. Hardpan or extremely soft silt may require more weight for reliable hold.
Nylon resists abrasion, UV damage, and stretching better than cheaper synthetic alternatives. The slight elasticity also absorbs shock from waves and movement, which is valuable when the anchor point is a kayak moving with the water.
T-H Marine Supplies
A T-H Marine Kayak Anchor Kit with 1.5-pound grapnel anchor gives paddlers a practical way to hold position in shallow water without relying on a power anchor system. Whether you're sight-fishing a flat, waiting out wind, or anchoring near a sandbar, a proper kayak anchor setup beats paddling against drift. This kit bundles everything a kayak angler or recreational paddler needs to keep the boat stationary and under control.
The grapnel design—four flukes that dig into bottom substrate—is the workhorse of shallow-water holding. It catches on rocks, sand, grass, and soft mud with minimal fuss, and the 1.5-pound weight hits a practical balance: light enough to deploy and retrieve by hand from a kayak, substantial enough to hold in moderate current or wind. This isn't a deep-water anchoring system; it's built for the coves, bays, and river sections where most kayak anglers spend their time.
The kit includes a 30-foot nylon anchor line rated for the load, plus a 1/4" shackle for secure attachment to your anchor point. Nylon resists UV damage and abrasion better than cheaper poly alternatives, and its slight stretch absorbs shock from wave action or sudden current changes—useful when you're secured to a moving kayak. The shackle connection is simple, reliable, and quick to deploy or pull up when conditions change.
This is everyday gear for kayak fishing in shallow to moderate depths, casual exploring, or any time you want to fish or rest without fighting the water. It won't anchor you in deep offshore conditions, and it's not designed for mooring overnight; it's a functional tool for the paddler who wants stability in the flats, backwater, and nearshore zones.
| Anchor Weight | 1.5 lbs | |
| Anchor Type | Grapnel (4-fluke) | |
| Line Length | 30 feet | |
| Line Material | Nylon | |
| Shackle Size | 1/4" | |
| Brand | T-H Marine Supplies |
The kit comes complete with a 1.5-pound grapnel anchor, 30 feet of nylon anchor line, and a 1/4" anchor shackle for attachment.
The 1.5-pound grapnel is effective for shallow-water conditions—flats, coves, bays, and rivers with moderate wind and current. It's designed for paddler deployment from a kayak, not for deep water or extreme offshore conditions.
The four flukes dig into sand, mud, grass, and rock—the soft and vegetated bottoms typical of kayak fishing zones. Hardpan or extremely soft silt may require more weight for reliable hold.
Nylon resists abrasion, UV damage, and stretching better than cheaper synthetic alternatives. The slight elasticity also absorbs shock from waves and movement, which is valuable when the anchor point is a kayak moving with the water.
