60″ Fatboy Muskie Bumper

Description

The 60″ Fatboy Muskie Bumper bump board measures fish down to a quarter of an inch, just like it's sibling the Original Muskie Bumper. The difference here is the monstrous 10″ measuring deck – up from 8″ on the original.

The Fatboy Muskie Bumper

This Fatboy Muskie Bumper bump board's larger deck adds extra protection for your catch from your boat's deck while you get a measurement.

The uniquely integrated hinge system is designed to further protect your fish while being measured. It also makes storage a breeze and can be folded in either direction: inward for storage or outward to measure smaller fish. Your Muskie Bumper also floats so you can measure your fish in the water.

Bumper Construction

Muskie Bumper bump boards are built to last; a lot of time was spent prototyping to come up with the materials and style that you still see today, more than a decade later. The time-tested design has been proven to withstand the harshest fishing conditions thanks to the very durable plastic and weather-resistant components that will never rust or corrode.

60″ Fatboy Muskie Bumper Features at-a-glance:

• Easily measures the largest & fattest of fish
• Tournament proven & used by many of the top guides
• Floats for those who prefer to measure in the water
• Innovative hinge system helps protect your catch
• Accurately measure fish to the nearest 1/4″ increment, up to 60″
• Dimensions: 60″ long x 10″ wide
• Folds either way (down to 30″) for storage or measuring smaller fish
• Integrated handle
• Lightweight and durable; able to withstand the harshest elements
• Built to last with components that will never rust or corrode
• Available in right or left-handed versions
• This is a “naked” board featuring only the Muskie Bumper logo
• The first of its kind, produced since 2008
• Based in Indiana, owned by muskie fishermen

Do I buy a right or left-handed Muskie Bumper?

The Fatboy Muskie Bumper bump board is available in right or left handed configurations but which is right for you? Assuming you take care of it, your Muskie Bumper will last for many years. You'll want to be sure to choose the one that works best for you.

It really comes down to how you hold your fish. Match the model to the hand you use to bring your fish out of the net. Not sure? Try acting out a fish release or reference pictures of your past catches.

Generally speaking, if you grab the fish with your left hand, a left-handed Fatboy Muskie Bumper is what you should buy. If you pull the fish out of the net with your right hand, you should choose the right-handed model. Another way to think about it is making the choice based on your dominant hand (especially if you tend to change which hand you use based on how the fish is hooked).