KastKing Fish Scale, Water Resistant Digital Scale with Ruler, 110lb Capacity, Dual Mode – Pounds/Ounces & Kilograms, Light, Strong ABS Frame, Non-Slip Handle, Retractable 38 inch Tape Measure

I bought this scale for fishing and I’m very satisfied with it. It is very accurate and easy to use. The digital display is clear and bright, and the memory function is very handy. The scale is water-resistant and floats, so I don’t have to worry about dropping it in the water. The handle is comfortable and sturdy, and the hook is strong and sharp. The tape measure is also a nice bonus, as I can measure my fish without taking them off the hook. The lip gripper is also very useful and gentle on the fish. It holds them securely without puncturing their mouths. The scale is compact and lightweight, and it comes with batteries included. It’s a great product for any angler who wants to weigh and measure their catch easily and safely. I highly recommend it!

Can’t beat the price for all the settings this has. The hook is perfect to hold the fish and is made rugged. Works great.

I bought this after having bad luck with my other one not being very accurate. Digital is the way to go. I love that this thing has a light that tells you when the weight is stable and holds the measurement even after the weight is removed. Makes it easy to be 100% sure. I can't give this thing a full 5 stars sadly because it just feels a little cheap. The tape feels like it could break so easy I'm scared to use it. Buttons are stiff and work well and the menu is not hard to navigate. It just works.

Love my new scale. Works great and easy to use. Really comes in handy. Would recommend.

Easy to use and good quality

Perfect addition for my paddleboard fishing crate. Attached both items with stretchable bungee cords to my crate. Will be useful when I catch my next one!

I use this scale for bass fishing. Works great for me. My only issue was when I got it, the battery’s inside had corroded and leaked and left a huge mess on the device. I cleaned it out and popped new batteries in and it works perfectly, so I’d say that’s a testament to its durability at best. It’s also spot on accurate on the LBs and OZs mode. On the LBs (example: 2.4 lbs) it seems to usually read one decimal higher. So on that mode if you have a 2.4 lb fish it’ll weigh 2.5. No big deal to me, atleast.

Power on - Power off is a bit of a nuisance, but once you’re accustomed to it (hold power until after the backlight mode changes, but keep holding to turn off) it’s not terrible, but it definitely throws you off when you have the backlight mode on and you think you’ve turned it off but you’ve only held it long enough to change modes… For example if you intend to turn it off when you have the backlight on… you hold the power button until it turns off (3 seconds)… so the backlight turns off, then you naturally release the power button, but it’s not off, so now you have to hold the power button another full three seconds to turn the backlight back on, then hold power again for another 5 seconds to turn it off… but again that’s a nuisance, not a deal breaker… The measuring tape is… not great, it’s cumbersome to pull it out, the tab is tiny, like way smaller than a pinky nail tiny, the tab is about 1/16” deep x 1/8” wide, and if you don’t have a perpendicular pull on that 1/16” sliver of the the tape measure it won’t pull out, not ideal while holding a 3-5 lb fish on the hook to measure it… the hook is great! well designed, and holds an angry 5 lb walleye without any issue… The deal breaker is the quality… quality is somewhere between useless and garbage…. I bought this as a Christmas gift for myself… and put it to use for the first time in June… the batteries showed low after the first day, but I wasn’t sure if the batteries were included or if I had put some in it after Christmas, but I had replacements on hand… changed the batteries and by the next day they showed low again… tried to use thereafter and at best it would power on, then immediately die…. Took it home from the fishing trip, thought maybe an unlucky soldier on the battery compartment etc., so I opened it up, the soldier is “ok” but shotty quality behind the cover, the wire to the batteries is unreasonably thin, like human hair thin, and NOT insulated, and that super thin tape measure is already leaving rust deposits inside the device…. One days’ use !!! Not in the rain, not dropped in water, just in the boat on a rough water day of fishing… but that super thin wire that can’t possibly last more than a season wasn’t the problem… tested with a multimeter and I have 3.1 volts across the wire leads to the internal box/computer… so the problem is inside the internal computer!!! I could bag-of-rice the computer, replace the fragile wire leads and keep the tape measure very well oiled for protection, then attempt to waterproof the computer if bag-of-rice works…. But it’s certainly not worth my time to do so… my time is better spent writing a review to warn others, and purchasing something else that is actually built to be used in a fishing environment.