If you're a large person looking for a PFD, this deal on one of the most popular is hard to beat.

NRS Chinook PFD XL/XXL only.  $62.73-20% coupon = $50.18

https://www.rei.com/product/231763/nrs-chinook-fishing-pfd

Summer Sale at Peak Sports in Corvallis: new Hobie Outback $2,590 / former rental $1,900 (!!!), new Compass $1,999 / former rental $1,799. No sales on Revos (get them while you can).

Other good deals on various kayaks and SUPs. Give 'em a call or stop by the store. In store only.

hmmmmm 36 for the rotator or 20 for the non-rotating. Decisions, decisions....

I'll add another thing that isn't necessarily fishing related but I have used on many fishing trips. A plug-in cooler has changed the game for me on camping and fishing trips. Not having to buy and store ice has been awesome, it's saved me money and time as well. I can plug it into the truck and it's good to go. The wife particularly likes not having to dig through cold ice/water to get her cream out for coffee in the mornings and we haven't had to deal with soggy egg cartons or wet and gross meat or veggies. It also works great as a extra fridge come holiday times or for drinks for parties.

I don't own this specific model, but from what I've read and gathered they're all quite similar unless you buy a higher end model like Dometic or otherwise. You can also buy a extended warranty for a few bucks if you're so inclined. I have no issues running it overnight or while out fishing just on my truck battery (YMMV depending and I always carry a jump starter.) When we're Dry camping I use a deep cycle (now lithium) battery that keeps it going for days. Mine was almost double this price 3 years ago and it has definitely paid for itself many times over considering all the money saved buying ice, gas to the store while on a trip to get ice, not even factoring in the time we had the power out at the house for 48 hours and used it to keep the perishables cold from the refrigerator.

Mine is a bit bigger, although we rarely come close to filling it. Remember that you don't have ice taking up space. at $160 it's a good deal.
https://a.co/d/dQSCrHi

Solid price on a great cart:

https://www.confluenceoutdoor.com/en-us/products/heavy-duty-kayak-cart-with-12-no-flat-wheels/8070121?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAp9sh00lubfXvG05SmAUhkNZ7Xj7T&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImefdwrmTiAMVGzStBh0LWxxKEAQYASABEgLcffD_BwE

Beach wheel version is 135.   


There are knockoffs out there cheaper, but the original is well made

Thank you for that link Shin09!

While I am not in the market for new wheels I saw that ConfluenceOutdoor had such a good deal on the Wilderness Systems Kayak Crate ($80 while it normally retails for $180-$200) that I could not resist....

10% off Hobie accessories: https://www.kayakcentre.com/sale/labor-day-sales/hobie-parts-accessories-10-off/

I would have bought about 20 of those Plano boxes at that price. I clicked on the link and it shows a sale price of $14.99