

With the right attachments, a seatbox or feeder chair becomes a station set up for the way you fish. In this group you will find legs, accessory blocks and support arms. They hold rod rests, side trays and other accessories firmly in place.




Legs are the foundation of the station. Replacement and extra legs keep a seatbox or footplate stable in deep mud or on a steep bank, and longer legs let you set up in shallow margin water too.
Accessory blocks fit onto the legs and take support arms and accessories. A support arm can hold a feeder arm, rod rest, bait tray, keepnet arm or umbrella holder, so everything sits exactly where you need it.
Plan the layout around the way you fish. A feeder angler needs a rest that holds the rod at the right angle for watching the tip, while a pole angler wants bait and small items within easy reach of the hand. Before buying, check that the attachments match the leg size of your seat, so all the parts fit together. When every accessory has a fixed place, the station is quick to set up and pack away, and each session runs to the same routine.