Emotion Kayaks : Kayak Fishing

Mustard Emotion GrandSlam Angler kayak
GTS Elite kayak seat
AT Fishstix paddle
Surf to Summit Paddle leash
Homemade stakeout pole (works better than all the manufactured SOPs)
Tankwell: CrateMate Jr.

Holds three waterproof lure boxes filled with my favorite hard lures, a softbait bag filed with about 10 bags of softbaits and a M&M tube filled with various jigheads and jerkbait hooks.
Outside pockets on Cratemate Jr. hold sunscreen, bug spray, a fold up poncho, and my fishing license.The rodholer holds three rods and the built in organizer holds my pliers, scissors, and a ruler. Sometimes a lure or two as well for quick access. My Boga grip is attached to the CrateMate as well, but when I'm fishing is goes into the left rodholder for easy access.

Rods: Two 2500 Shimano Sustain and 1 2500 Shimano Stradic spinning reels with 2 Medium 7' 6" Falcon Lowrider and one Medium-light 7' Falcon Cenderi rods, Suffix 8-10 lb braid on each, and 20lb flourocarbon leader)

Well area: Columbia cooler in the well area for drinks and a snack if I plan on being out a while. I use this space for various other reasons throughout a day. If I am somewhere that I need an anchor, I will put it in there as well.

Middle hatch: PFD and Emergency kit.

Seatbag: Whistle, waterproof camera, small waterproof box for cellphone, and keys.

During tournaments, I always bring a folding net and a measuring board with binder clips to hold the tournament ruler and to secure the tournament token or number. I place the measuring board through the bungee cords on the front hatch to secure and for easy access.