
Side trays, feeder arms, drawer units, legs and footplates build a basic seat box into a full fishing station, and each one here shows its live price from reputable online tackle shops.
Matrix Sliding Side Tray & Cover Large
Preston Absolute 5g Deep Side Drawer Unit
Preston Absolute 5g Shallow Side Drawer Unit
Preston Absolute Mag Lok Shallow Side Drawer Unit
Preston Inception Mag Lok 3 Drawer Unit
Preston Offbox 36 Telescopic Snap-Lok Feeder Arm-Short
About Seatbox Accessories
Leg diameter is the detail to check, as most arms and trays clamp to one size.
Accessories clamp to the seat box legs or slot into the frame, so you can add parts as your fishing changes.
Trays and bait waiters keep bait close at hand, while arms hold rods, keepnets and rests in the right place.
How to Choose Seatbox Accessories
Most arms and trays fit legs of a set diameter, commonly 25mm or 36mm, and a clamp made for one size will not fit the other without an adapter. Check your seat box legs before ordering.
A side tray and a bait waiter cover most pleasure fishing. Match anglers often add feeder arms, a keepnet arm and extra drawers as their setup grows.
Side trays hold rigs and tools, while bait waiters have rings or cut-outs that hold bait tubs or bowls at your side. Feeder arms and rod rest arms support the rod at the right angle for feeder fishing.
Drawer units add storage to the box body for rigs, feeders and spare tackle. Extension legs, mud feet and footplates help set the box level on soft or uneven banks.
Seatbox Accessory Prices
There are 24 seatbox accessories on this page, each showing its lowest live price from reputable online tackle shops.
For the box itself, our guide to the best fishing seat boxes covers the main choices.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will seatbox accessories fit any seat box?
Most fit any box with legs of the right diameter, commonly 25mm or 36mm. Some drawers and units are made for one maker's box only.
What is a bait waiter?
A bait waiter is a tray with holes or rings that hold bait tubs or bowls beside the seat box. It keeps bait in easy reach without cluttering the side tray.
Do I need a feeder arm?
A feeder arm is worth having if you fish the feeder from a seat box. It holds the rod steady at the angle you want while you watch the tip.
Can I make my seat box legs longer?
Extension legs are made for many leg systems and add reach for steep banks and for setting up in the margins. Check the leg diameter matches your box before buying.