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Sea Striker Measuring Fish Board SS-91A 40" Aluminum Ruler Blue
Vendor:Sea StrikerRegular price $47.00Regular priceUnit price per$63.00Sale price $47.00Sale -
South Bend Combo Pack W/ Knife Scale Clip
Vendor:South BendRegular price $20.00Regular priceUnit price per$40.00Sale price $20.00Sale -
Tarpon Release Ruler
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Tsunami 50lb Digital Scale
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Explore Our Comprehensive Measurement & Weighing Categories
Fish Rulers & Bump Boards: Rigid starboard rulers, aluminum bump boards, and adhesive vinyl lawstick stickers (such as Salty Bones, Deep Blue Marine, and Frabill) featuring clear length markings and state regulation guides.
Digital & Spring Fishing Scales: High-precision digital scales, mechanical spring scales, and heavy-duty brass scales (from Rapala, Mustad, and Manley) capable of weighing everything from inshore panfish to heavy offshore pelagics.
Specialty Gauges & Measuring Tools: Compact lobster gauges, retractable tape measures, and marine-grade measuring accessories built for accurate catch-and-release reporting.
Top Brands Trusted by Anglers
We partner with premier manufacturers known for accuracy, durability, and marine-grade toughness:
- Rapala & Mustad: Renowned for reliable digital fish scales, pocket tape measures, and tournament-grade weighing accessories.
- Salty Bones & Release Ruler: Industry favorites for UV-resistant vinyl fish rulers, folding lawsticks, and state regulation decal guides.
- Cuda & Deep Blue Marine: Tough, saltwater-resistant marine tools, magnetic tape measures, and rigid starboard bump boards built to last on deck.
Tips for Accurate Catch Measuring and Weighing
- Wet Your Ruler or Bump Board: Always wet your bump board or measuring sticker before laying a fish down to protect its delicate slime coat and scales during catch-and-release.
- Pinch the Tail for Length: When measuring against Florida length limits, lay the fish flat with its mouth closed and gently pinch or squeeze the tail fin to maximum length.
- Zero Your Scale: Always calibrate or zero out your digital or spring scale with your landing net or weighing bag attached before placing your fish inside for an accurate net weight.
Serving the boating and fishing community since 1956, Tuppen's provides the dependable gear, tools, and expert advice you need for every trip. Shop our complete collection of rulers and scales today!