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WATERSPORTS ACCESSORIES FOR TRUCKS

Serene, lakeside camping. Waking up early to visit your favorite fishing hole. Kayaking down a lazy river on a bright summer’s day. No matter how you decide to spend your day on the water, adding the right accessories to your truck ensures smooth sailing for you and any companions. If you’re planning on leaving the land to escape the summer heat, the experts at RealTruck are here to show you how to get the most fun and enjoyment out of your time on the water.

Fishing

Make sure your truck is up to the task of hauling your boat to the water with a trailer hitch, hitch ball, and other towing accessories such as extended mirrors. While you're at it, give yourself some extra peace of mind by securing your truck bed with a tonneau cover while you're out on the water, and keep your gear right where you can find it with storage solutions such as the UnderCover Swing Case.

Boat and truck parked at water's edge with a ramp and trees in the background.

Towing

Red pickup truck carrying fishing gear and coolers by the water at sunset.

Tonneau Covers

Man loading gear into the truck bed outdoors.

Storage & Organization

Kayaking & Canoeing

Unless your truck is equipped with a long bed, your small watercraft are probably a little too long to fit properly. With a truck rack and kayak carrier combo, your small watercraft will be secure and easy to access once it's time to hit the water. If you do plan on hauling them in the bed, a truck bed cover is an ideal upgrade for extra security and protection from theft.

Green kayak secured on roof rack of a pickup truck.

Truck Racks

People loading kayak and paddles onto a black pickup truck outdoors in a wooded area.

Carriers

People loading kayaks into the bed of a red pickup truck near a waterway.

Tonneau Covers

Boating

For any extended excursion away from dry land, it's a good idea to be prepared with high-quality deep cycle batteries, coolers that can keep drinks and food cold for hours at a time, and first aid kits to tackle any minor emergencies. Even if your truck is already set up to tow, additional upgrades such as towing mirrors and trailer lights make it easier to get your boat from the driveway to the ramp.

Person securing a gray storage box with a black strap on a vehicle.

Coolers

Optima car battery with black, red, and black terminal posts.

Accessories & Tools

Close-up of a truck tire with a boat in the water beside it.

Towing

Camping

Planning on camping out during your waterside visit? Whether you're going solo or bringing the whole family, a truck tent keeps you off the ground away from the bugs and vermin that can plague a camping trip. If cooking out is part of your plan, a Hitch Fire Grill means you won't have to rely on questionable public campground cooking sites, and storage accessories will let you keep all of your supplies and provisions organized.

Person accessing rooftop tent on a black pickup truck with ladder outdoors.

Truck Tents

A cooler filled with ice and cans of soda, alongside a small grey and orange pouch.

Organization & Storage

Person grilling burger patties on a portable charcoal grill outdoors.

Hitch Grills

Off Roading

If your favorite fishing spot or swimming hole is located well-off the beaten trail, stock suspension might not be up to the task of reaching it. A lift kit allows your truck to overcome off-road obstacles that would sideline a stock pickup. Speaking of off-road, an aftermarket bumper will protect your truck from rocks and brush, and many such bumpers can be equipped with a winch to haul your truck out of sticky situations.

Close-up of a vehicle's suspension system and tire.

Lift Kits

Red Toyota truck off-roading over dirt terrain with mud on tires and body.

Bumpers

Off-road Jeep navigating rocky terrain with a winch cable attached.

Winches & Recovery

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