Ketch Karbonate Fish Measuring Board 32" - Durable Polycarbonate Ruler, Made in USA

Precision on the water

The Ketch Karbonate 32" Fish Measuring Board is a purpose-built tool designed for anglers who value clarity, durability, and speed when recording catch lengths. The high-contrast scale stays legible in sun, shade, or gray dawn light, making it easier to read measurements at a glance as you focus on the fish and your next move.

Crystal-clear readability and robust construction

• High contrast, high visibility for quick reads
• Effortless to read in varying lighting conditions
• Extremely durable polycarbonate construction for lasting use
• Contoured sides cradle large fish and keep them in place for measurement
• Tournament legal in most trails and events, always check with your organization to confirm
• Tether holes at the far end of the board for secure handling
• Does not float, reducing interference on boats or docks
• 100% Made in the USA, reflecting quality craftsmanship

Real-world use and benefits

Designed with real fishing scenarios in mind, this 32-inch board gives you room to position larger fish without crowding the scale. The contoured edges help keep the fish steady during measurement, while the tether holes offer practical options for securing the board when moving between spots. The non-floating design keeps surfaces clean and readings stable on boats or piers, even in choppy conditions.

On busy tournament days, the board’s clarity and stability can help you capture reliable measurements quickly, allowing you to stay focused on your catch and the next step in the day. And because it is 100% made in the USA, you get a product built to consistent standards with materials selected for durability and long-term use.

What you get and who it’s for

This board is ideal for anglers who value durable gear that reads clearly and stays put. With a full 32 inches of measurement length, it supports a wide range of fish sizes and batting conditions, from bright sun to overcast mornings.

Note: Tournament rules vary by organization. Always check with your event or trail administrator to confirm acceptance before use.