Boat-mountable fish-cleaning tray

A boat-mountable fish-cleaning tray comprising, in combination, a bottom, upstanding sides connected to the edges of said bottom, and a drainage opening in the tray, at least one point on the perimeter of which opening being located on or adjacent to said tray bottom;

• a cutting board attached to said tray bottom;
• and a means for attaching the tray to a boat so that when attached the lowest points on the tray are adjacent to the aforementioned opening and so the part of the tray with said opening is suspended out away from the boat and over the water, said means for attaching the tray to a boat consisting of a plurality of legs which at their tops are slotted and connected to the tray by means of hand-tightenable and -loosenable fasteners which fit through the aforementioned slots, and which said legs at their bottoms can be cut to length to hold the tray at the proper working height and position and shaped to fit the contour of the boat at which points they are attached thereto, said legs being attachable to a boat by means of fittings, each comprising an L-shaped piece which is attached to the leg, a flat baseplate which is attached to the boat, and a hand-tightenable and -loosenable fastener which fits through a hole in the L-shape piece and screws into the baseplate.