Accu-Cull Fishing Gear

The Accu-Cull Digital Scale w/Mini Grip weighs to 100th of a pound for exacting accuracy.  It now comes with the option of a mini-grip so you don't harm the fish.  It also features a Hold Function that keeps the weight locked in even after you remove the fish from the scale.

The big LCD Screen with backlight makes it easy to read day or night.  It is equipped with a built-in 38" tape measurer that is conveniently tucked away. An over-sized weigh hook helps you weigh even your biggest fish (up to 55-lbs), and when not in use, a magnet conveniently holds it to the back of unit.

Get the fastest and most precise weights with the water-resistant Accu Cull Digital Scale.

Features:

-55lb/25kg Digital Scale
-Unit Measure in kg / lb / oz
-Weighs in 100ths of a pound with Hold Function
-38" Tape Measurer / 1 Meter
-Air Temperature Gauge in F / C
-Big LCD Screen with Blue Blacklight
-Over-sized Weigh Hook (magnet holds to back when not in use)
-Auto Shutoff after 50-seconds
-Requires 2 AAA Batteries (not included)
-Water Resistant

The Accu-Cull Clip-On Culling Tag Kit is a tournament-grade culling system built around a no-damage clip design that attaches to the fish without harming it — the clip-on mechanism secures the tag without puncturing or tearing, keeping your tournament fish in the best possible condition through the weigh-in. The high-strength polymer clips are engineered to hold securely under normal tournament conditions while remaining easy to attach and remove quickly at the livewell. Includes 7 floating tags that stay visible and tangle-free in the livewell, an adhesive mounting bracket for clean boat installation, and a hanging strap that attaches anywhere with a screw or velcro for organized, accessible storage.

Key Features

• No-Damage Clip-On Design — The defining advantage of the Accu-Cull Clip-On system; the clip attaches to the fish’s lip or jaw without puncturing or tearing, keeping tournament fish in the best possible condition through the weigh-in; no-damage culling is critical for fish health and for maintaining the quality of your livewell fish during long tournament days.
• High-Strength Polymer Clips — Clips are molded from a high-strength polymer that holds securely under normal tournament conditions; engineered to resist the stress of active fish in the livewell without releasing or breaking; lightweight and corrosion-resistant for long-term use in freshwater livewell environments.
• 7 Floating Tags — No Tangles — Includes 7 color-coded floating tags that stay visible and accessible in the livewell; floating design keeps tags at the surface for easy identification and quick culling decisions; no-tangle design prevents tags from wrapping around each other or around fish in the livewell during transport.
• Adhesive Mounting Bracket — Includes a mounting bracket with adhesive backing for clean, permanent installation on the boat dash, livewell lid, or any flat surface; keeps the culling system organized and within reach during tournament fishing without drilling or permanent modification to the boat.
• Hanging Strap — Screw or Velcro Attachment — Includes a hanging strap that attaches anywhere on the boat with a screw or velcro for flexible, organized storage; keeps the culling system accessible and prevents tags from being misplaced between tournaments.

Best For

• Tournament Bass Fishing — The Accu-Cull Clip-On is purpose-built for tournament bass fishing where quick, accurate culling decisions and fish health are both critical; the no-damage clip design and 7 floating tags provide the speed and organization needed to cull efficiently during a tournament day without stressing fish unnecessarily.
• Livewell Organization — 7 color-coded floating tags and no-tangle design keep the livewell organized during transport; quick visual identification of each fish’s tag color allows for fast culling decisions when a new fish is caught without sorting through tangled tags.
• Fish Health & Conservation — No-damage clip-on design minimizes stress and physical damage to tournament fish compared to pin-style culling systems; healthier fish at the weigh-in means better survival rates after release — important for tournament anglers who prioritize fish conservation alongside competitive performance.