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Accu-Cull Culling System
The Accu-Cull Culling System is one of those products that comes around that makes you say “Why didn’t anyone think of this before?” The Accu-Cull is by far the simplest and most efficient culling system to hit the market.
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| ACCU-CULL WEIGHT Recorder
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ACCU-CULL Accurate to 1/100th LB with WEIGHT-HOLD BUTTON and built-in TAPE MEASURE.
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ACCU-CULL Consisting of DIGITAL SCALE, WEIGHT REGISTER and NON-TANGLE, COLOR CODED TAGS. |
ACCU-CULL Non-slip heat shrink grip. Comes in 12”, 16” and 25” lengths to cover all rods with a ¾” to 1” diameter handle. |
The AccuCull Culling System has both numbering and color identification so it works with any culling balls or scales you may already have. It is recommended that you mount the system on your Livewell lids but it can really be placed on any suitable, flat surface.
Accu-Cull Grip Saver
The New Accu-Cull Grip Saver is designed to protect, repair and identify there fishing rods. Simple heat shrink cover that will last. 5 colors and 3 sizes for all your Fishing Rod needs.
Brent Shores' Accu-Cull System
Know your catch at a glance. No Sharpie needed. Fully waterproof. Right in your lifewell, where you want it.
Know your catch at a glance. No Sharpie needed. Fully waterproof. Right in your lifewell, where you want it.
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AccuCull Instructional Video
Watch the inventor, Brent Shores, tournament fisherman and "Get the Net" fishing show host, demonstrate how the Accu-Cull Culling System works.
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Brent Shores' Accu-Cull: The Complete Culling Kit - Culling System |
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Brent Shores' Accu-Cull Digital Weigh Scale
Accurate to 1/100th of a pound!
With Memory Function. Up to 55 pounds. Backlit LCD screen.
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Bonus TV Footage of Brent Shores and GET THE NET Enjoy!!!
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The New Accu Cull Grip Saver Rod Handle protection will save and modify your fishing rod handles. If you have anyquestions regarding the Accu Cull Grip Saver feel free to ask. I will be more than glad to help.
Brent Shores
I have a question? There are 16oz to the pound. Say I caught a 5 lb 14oz fish. How would that read on your scale when reads 5.78 or 5.95 then jumps to 6 pounds?
The scale weighs in 1/100th of a pound. The setup is designed to give you more accurate weight of the fish so you can eliminate the time it takes to balance beam a fish. A 5.78 would be a 5 3/4 lb fish thats 3 hundreths of an ounce more weight. So if you had that ounces only it would probably read 5.12oz but if you have fish that weighs the same on a ounce scale setup you would have to balance beam them to see if there is one heavier than the other.