72" Offshore Pelagic Kill Bag
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72" Offshore Pelagic Kill Bag

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72" Offshore Pelagic Kill BagOUT OF STOCK Shipping 10 24 25. Orders placed will backorder & ship once in stock. Gen2's with added features & benefits to our bags! Industry first sealed insulated LEAK PROOF fish kill bag. No more leaking bloody water through the bag on the deck or in your vehicle. 72" Fish Kill Bag (72" Length x 30" Tall x 20" Wide) High Frequency Welding seams to make our bags leak proof! Industry First Lifting Strap Sleeves for adding lifting straps (sold

OUT OF STOCK - Shipping 10/24/25. Orders placed will backorder & ship once in stock. 

Gen2's with added features & benefits to our bags! 

Industry first sealed insulated LEAK-PROOF fish kill bag. No more leaking bloody water through the bag on the deck or in your vehicle. 

  • 72" Fish Kill Bag (72" Length x 30" Tall x 20" Wide)

  • High-Frequency Welding seams to make our bags leak-proof!

  • Industry First Lifting Strap Sleeves for adding lifting straps (sold separately) to pick up the bag from boat/dock by crane/davit or forklift. 

  • Modular Foam Block system (MFB). Our Patent Pending* MFB's keep ice below the fish and maintain the ice's position in the bag in a rolling turning sea. Our MFB's can be added or removed simply with velcro connection, maintain a leak proof bag.  The MFB's prevents the ice from moving around and allows for the fish to be evenly and properly iced down while not sitting completely on the bottom of the bag, but instead on ice. Don't have all your ice in one end of the bag because the boat took a bigger roller wave and all the ice slide from one end to the other, only cooling the tail or head of the fish while leaving the meat to spoil. 

  • 5" Roll-up Strap for carrying and storage of the kill bag at the dock, on the boat or to the garage. 

  • Corrosive-resistant heavy-duty YKK resin teeth zipper for tight seal, keeping the cold in, the fish colder for longer.

  • 2" thick insulation with marine grade closed-cell foam that keeps the ice longer and the fish colder all the way back to the dock.  Holds ice for up to 4 days.

  • 6 Heavy-duty webbing straps & rubber handles for lifting and securing the bag.

  • Commercial Grade Marine TPN with Anti-Mold treated & UV-resistant material keeps your bag & catch cleaner and safer for those long runs to the banks and back.

  • UV treated thread for longer lasting sitting. 

  • Twin Twist on/off side drain plugs to drain the water out of the bag from either side.

  • 12 Heavy-Duty D-Clips for securing the bag in any situation.

  • Top loop straps to secure bag on transom.

  • Top clip straps to hold the top of bag tight for easy zipper closure of the bag once fish and ice are inside, reducing stress on the zipper pull and teeth. 

  • Molle Loop System for securing bag cleat-to-cleat on swim step or transom mount.

  • Bottle opener for the long ride back.  

  • Ruler on backside of bag for measuring the fish of the day.

Our rugged fish kill bags can hold the big fish, keep them cold and not leak all over your boat & vehicle. To lighten the load at the dock or cleaning out the bag, there is a twist drain plug to drain the water out of the bag. A clean bag can also be used as a soft cooler for beverages and more!

Deckhand Sports has your back once you land the big fish! 

Fish Hard & Far!

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