The ocean is full of fish so with any luck you can expect to be bringing home a fair amount of catch. You will need somewhere safe to hold your catch while you are kayak fishing. Due to the currents and the waves, having somewhere secure to put your fish will allow you to paddle safely without worrying too much about your catch.
Where fishermen put their catch varies greatly. Some fishermen bring along milk crates or other buckets that they secure to their kayak. With the help of bungee cables these fishermen harness the bucket to their kayak which allows them a safe place to store their catch.
While this is useful, there are other options. A lot of fishermen use their internal storage to house their catch. Lining the front storage hole with a black bag and then using this area to put your fish is also quite common. This allows you to seal up your catch while you are braving the currents back to shore.
If you are in an area where there aren’t lots of sharks around, you may want to store your kayak in the most convenient place of all: the ocean. You can do this by slipping a line through the gill and mouth of your fish and then stringing them to your kayak. You then can let them drift behind you in the water as you continue your day. The downside of this is you risk losing your catch more so this way than with any other on the list.