Attwood Portable Fuel Tank - 6 Gallon w/o Gauge

The Attwood Portable Fuel Tank — 6 Gallon without Gauge — is engineered for anglers and boaters who demand reliable auxiliary fuel capacity on the water. Whether you're extending a day trip beyond your main tank range, powering a backup engine, or keeping reserve fuel for remote fishing expeditions, this portable tank delivers the EPA-certified safety and durability that serious water users expect. Built by Attwood Marine, an industry leader in marine fuel systems, this tank adapts to virtually any outboard motor configuration, making it an essential accessory for tournament anglers, commercial operators, and recreational boaters alike.

Constructed from rugged materials designed to withstand salt spray, UV exposure, and the vibration of high-speed running, the Attwood tank features an innovative design that resists corrosion and maintains structural integrity through years of marine service. The 6-gallon capacity strikes the ideal balance between portability and range extension — at 5 lbs when empty, it remains manageable for single-handed stowage in a center console, gunwale locker, or cargo compartment. The absence of an integrated fuel gauge keeps weight minimal and cost down while allowing operators to monitor consumption visually; the transparent or translucent construction lets you verify fuel levels at a glance, and careful pre-trip checks ensure you never run dry mid-water.

This portable tank is ideal for anyone running smaller outboards, tenders, jet skis, or backup auxiliary engines where main-tank fuel capacity is limited. Installation is straightforward: simply connect the fill spout, vent line, and fuel line to your outboard's fuel inlet using Attwood-compatible hose and fittings (sold separately or as part of tank kits). At 12 x 10 x 20 inches, the compact footprint fits most console layouts, deck lockers, and storage wells without consuming excessive space. Marine mechanics and rental fleet operators favor this tank for its reliability; tournament bass anglers and saltwater guides trust it to extend fishing hours on distant lakes and flats where refueling infrastructure is unavailable.