Friday, July 24, 2015

Fast Duck Motors How to Install Dig IN Anchor's 3 inch Bow Mount

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Saturday, September 8, 2012

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Why Pay ALOT for Your

Shallow Water Anchor?

  • No more cleaning Hydrilla, Sand & Mud off your boat
  • No more knotted, tangled ropes
  • No more wearing down your trolling motor
  • Works along the Coast, on Lakes, in Creeks & Rivers
  • Eliminates sore back from constant resetting of your anchor
Once you get a Dig IN Shallow Water Anchor...
You’ll wonder ...
Why didn't I have this Sooner!
Dig IN Shallow Water Anchors
Designed for Fisherman
Who Fish in Shallow Water
Fish Hunters
Catch More Fish
By Controling
BOTH Ends of the Boat
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The Dig IN Shallow Water Anchor is an Easy and Dependable way to stop your boat's movement.
Its a simple addition to any Recreational boat, Bass boat, Flats boat, Kayak or Skiff.

Silent & Clean
Won't Scare Away Fish
Keeps Your Boat Pointed into the Wind or Current
Easy to Install
Simple to Use
Lite Weight    (Less than 2.5 lbs)
Slides into Water Quietly
Minimizes Drift
Stores Rod Holders or in Clips Provided
Will Fit Most Transom Angles
8, 10 or 12Ft Poles Multi-task as a Push Pole
Anchor in Over 7, 9 & 11 Feet of Water
Won't Damage Grass, Lake or Stream Beds
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BOW MOUNTS
3" Deck Rise Mt
Trolling Motor Mt
  STERN MOUNTS
5" Transom Mt
Standard Motor Mt
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5" Offset Transom Mount
(Screw In)

For Boats without trim tabs or
Deck caps with overhang of 4.5 inches or Less
 
10" Offset Transom Mount
(Screw In)

For Boats with external trim tabs or
Deck caps with overhang of 4.5 inches or More
 
Standard Motor Mount
(Bolt ON)
Bolts on using Existing Motor Bolts
(Installs in 5 minutes)

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3" Deck Rise Mount
(Screw IN)

For Boats with SHALLOW gunnels
Example - Triton
 
6" Deck Rise Mount
(Screw IN)

For Boats with HIGH gunnels
Example - Ranger
 
Trolling Motor Mount
(Bolt ON)
Bolts on to Trolling Motor Frame
Some modification to Trolling Motor Required


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(For Owners who Don't want to Drill into Boat)

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5" Offset Transom Mt & 3" Rise Deck Bow Mt
10" Offset Transom Mt & 3" Rise Deck Bow Mt
Standard Motor Mt & 3" Rise Deck Bow Mt
5" Offset Transom Mt & 6" Rise Deck Bow Mt
10" Offset Transom Mt & 6" Rise Deck Bow Mt
Standard Motor Mt & 6" Rise Deck Bow Mt
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WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
Mike,
Hi and thanks in advance for your helpful advice. I am searching for a power pole for my husband for Father's Day. I know nothing! I do know that we fish in the Gulf on the flats and his boat is 17ft Capehorn. Will the Dig In work for us and if so, which model and how do I know if he'd need stern or bow mount? Thanks SOOOO much!
Renee D. - Starke, Fl

Mike,
I came across your site while searching for power poles. I really would prefer your system over the power poles setup. I am a crappie fishermen fishing in the CrappieMasters and Crappie USA fishing circuit. I was wondering if you have some kind of affliate program for semi pro fishermen. I think your product would be huge in our type of fishing setups. I would be more than happy to pass out literature at seminars and display your sticker on my boat. What ever you prefer. I think your bow mount setup would really be a hit with crappie fisherman.
David P. - Houston, TX

Mike,
I just got a 2011 Tidewater 180CC. Center Console 18ft I have a trolling motor and a 90 hp I fishing in the water way at nc beaches with the different tide 7-8 ft and currents and the waves, what is the right system for my needs. I was going to get the talon and found your web site. I saw you had dealers in SC how about NC I am wanting the best system Thanks
Charles D. - Fayetteville, NC

Mike,
I'm interested in Bass Boat and Multi-species Boat applications / installations. As the former President of the RI BASS Federation Nation and current officer of my Bass Club, I would imagine several people in my area (Rhode Island / Massachusetts) should be interested in an economical alternative to the costly Power Pole. I'm interested in various self-installation alternatives you may shed light on. I can see one huge advantage to your product in a headwind with the bow mounted system.
Roy - Boston, MA

Mike,
I own a g3 1860 ccj dlx and have been looking at your product for a couple weeks. I am sold, but am curious as the best mounting options. I like the idea of mounting to stock trolling mount, but wonder how easily that would go doing it myself. Any thoughts or other options? Also I?d like the Fish Hunter package, any recommendations on the stern? I mainly fish on the Potomac and tributaries, just FYI.
Ronnie B. - Martinsburg, WV

Mike,
Thanks very much. I really think this will be a perfect product for placing my boat perfectly in the the brush to catch crappie. I was seriously looking at the talon but it only reaches down 8' so there are a lot of situations for me that it would have been no use and it would be hard to buy two of them and you cannot mount one on the bow. So when I seen the dig in, I knew that's what I was going to buy. If you ever come out with 15' poles let me know cause I would buy some. Thanks a bunch for making a great product !!!! I will pass the the word around in Ohio here because there is a lot of business to be gotten up here in the north. Your anchors aren't just for them southern boys. Wish you had some dealers up here !!! God bless
Erik B. - Morral, OH

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Monday, June 27, 2011


Fisherman's Soap
Eliminating Fish smell, Skunk odor, Onion scent and Cigarette fumes

This product combats many different smells and has a wide variety of applications. It has been very effectively used by scientists and by those who work in the fishing industry. It also helps clean aquariums, to remove the skunk odors, and to clean fishing tackle.


Scientists who work for higher institutions, governments or corporations probably do not want to walk around smelling of fish. Unfortunately, smells can linger on anything that comes in contact with fish or sea life, including people, clothes, and tools. For those working for conservation of marine life, Fisherman's Soap is the perfect solution. It is safe to use and has no toxins so it does not harm the environment. It is also relatively cheap.

It also has beneficial applications to many fishing industries. Cleaning up after processing sea food and eliminating its odors can be made quick and easy. This applies to individuals who work with oysters, shrimp, clams, scallops, lobsters and crabs. For all of these, equipment, boats, and workers must all be kept clean.

In aquariums, sometimes bacterial growth becomes overwhelming. In these situations, it is important to clean out the entire tank. To assist with this process, combine Fishermans Soap with warm water. Then apply this solution to the bottom and sides of the tank. Make sure to rinse thoroughly afterwards, and before refilling the tank with water. Before replacing and dirty and grimy aquarium decorations, these can also be cleaned off with the same soapy warm water solution. Make sure you rinse off all residue before returning them to the tank.

Thee Fishermans Soap is also beneficial for use on larger pets. When dogs come in contact with skunks and get sprayed, it can eliminate those odors. It's effects last, unlike treatments with tomatoes, which mask the scent until it wears off. Shampoos will not be strong enough. But this brand has been successfully used by customers to clean their pets of the offensive odor.

Finally, tackle gear smells can be eliminated. First remove all equipment and rinse out the container with Fishermans Soap and warm water. Make sure to get every hinge and compartment. Then dry with a towel. Clean all equipment and wash hands as well. During the washing process, human odors will be washed away. Therefore it is unnecessary to add artificial fish scent to mask human odors.

This brand of soap has many useful applications. It can help fish and marine professionals maintain an odor free appearance and environment. Further it helps with cleaning and odor elimination for several marine industries. It can clean aquariums and tackle, and even fight off the perfume of a skunk. It has no chemicals and can be purchased cheaply.

Friday, April 22, 2011

What Is A Power Pole Shallow Water Anchor?

Lots of people love boating. It is a great way to relax and spend spare time. Some people enjoy going out on the water and just sitting and staring at the horizon. Others prefer to go fishing. No matter what you do out on the water, you will need an anchor to keep your boat still, like a power pole shallow water anchor.

The most common anchors are made from some sort of metal and come in different types. Some are permanent and others are temporary. Though all boats will not have a permanent anchor, all will have a temporary anchor. The anchor allows a boat to sit still in place.

The power pole has been designed for shallow fresh or salt water. It has also been built to withstand strong water currents and high winds. Its design allows it to stop a boat quietly and quickly, so that fish are not scared away by it.

This anchor has been created to help you stop a boat in the exact location you want it to stop. It is also able to hold onto many different kinds of materials, like rock and gravel without damaging sea life.

The type of anchor is guaranteed to never rust and should last a very long time.

To operate this anchor, all you have to do is press a button on a remote control or on the dash. The anchor then descends and a spike locks into the ground at the bottom of the water. This happens very quickly, so you should be fishing in no time.

Many people love using this anchor. They say it helps keep their boats steady with ease and also does not bring dirt onto the deck, which is the case with many other types of anchoring systems. They also say that this anchor is very easy to install and lasts for a very long time. Quite a few people are saying that they travel with back up anchors, but still have never had any need to use them.

There are several kinds of power poles on the market today. They have varying prices and will suit different types of fishermen. The Sportsman Series, for example, does not come with a remote control, while the Pro Series does. The different anchors also work with boats of various weights and come in different lengths.

The power pole shallow water anchor is great for people who usually fish in shallow waters. It works quickly and quietly, while also being easy to use.

If you are looking for a power pole for boats to keep your boat still and catch more fish, check out an alternative topower pole anchors

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Power Pole Anchors | Discounted Manual Shallow Water Anchors

The power pole anchor is it a good idea seems like a rhetorical question. The system is an innovative solution that allows a small boat to be anchored in a flash and without disturbing the fish. That is why shallow water fishing enthusiasts love it. They can position their boat quickly, quietly and precisely without spooking the fish.

Fishing enthusiasts confirm the system deploys and retracts repeatedly in rapid-fire succession; quick, easy and sure. The anchor takes no more than just a few seconds to punch into a bottom and the same time to pull-in. A vessel can be repositioned over and over again as it is tracks the target fish. With this easy ability sight fishing, fishing downwind and trolling become easier than easy.

Using the system, sight fishing and fishing downwind, could not be easier and more relaxing. It also improves the ability to control a lure in windy conditions. Many consider the power pole system a significant improvement on the next best alternatives, namely, a trolling motor.

Using the system, sight fishing, and fishing downwind, could not be easier. It also improves the ability to control a lure in windy conditions. Many consider the system a significant improvement on the next best alternatives, namely, a trolling motor.

The system is made out of sturdy, durable and robust materials. The pole is typically stainless steel or aluminum so as prevent rust. If aluminum, the system It is anodized or coated with a durable marine coating. A range of colors are available.

The shallow water system was inspired by the ancient method of mooring a craft to a vertical pole that was tapered at one end and then speared manually into the bottom. The modern system is essentially an ungraded version of that idea. The system employs modern hydraulics to spear the pole and to increase its holding power. The system safely anchors vessels up to about 3,000 pounds of dry weight, with 30 feet an overall length in winds up to about 30 mph.

With so many advantages its seems churlish to ask power pole anchor is it a good idea. Check around and see for yourself. The system is so popular that you are bound to find someone who has one and would never look back.

If $1,600 for a POWER POLE ANCHOR seems expensive then take a look at an alternative. Check out Dig IN Anchors, its less expensive than Power Pole anchors.

Monday, October 25, 2010

Texas Flats Fishing With Shallow Water Anchors

The similarities between fishing Florida's salt flats and Texas flats fishing outweigh the few differences. Moving quietly and slowly through expanses of shallow water to get close to spooky shallow water fish is one common factor. One of the differences is the species of fish targeted. Florida flats guides regularly take anglers in search of tarpon, bonefish or permit. These are normally loner fish that are seen in the shallow water and cast to as individuals. The most sought Texas flats fish are the redfish and spotted sea trout. These two species are more often found in small schools than as loners. Shallow water anchors can improve the success rate.

Tarpon and snook can be caught during certain times of the year in some specific locations. When the wind and current allows it, drifting across the flats is a common tactic. When wind becomes an issue or when redfish or trout are bunched up close to some structure, holding in one position is more productive. The extremely shallow water on the flats poses some unique anchoring problems.

Traditional anchors require a long line between the boat and the anchor to achieve any real holding power. In any wind or current situation the boat will swing in an arc - not hold a solid position. An erratically moving boat makes precise bait presentation very difficult. What anglers need is a stationary platform so they can deliver their baits or lures accurately and with maximum control.

Florida flats fishing guides use poles to move their boats. The same poles are used to hold the boat in position when a fish is located within casting distance and the client casts to the fish. The guide is an integral part of the process. The concept led to the development of several versions of shallow water anchors based on a pole extended down into the sand/mud bottom.

All these anchor systems are designed around a pole attached to the boat to hold position. There are electro-hydraulically operated anchor systems with remote controls. Some companies offer relatively inexpensive kits with just a simple bracket and a pole. The choice is dependent on available budget or personal taste.

All of these systems are equally effective at the intended purpose - keeping a boat positioned securely. They have definite advantages over the electric trolling motor. There is no noise and no prop-wash that can scare away the fish. As more fishermen embrace these anchor systems we can expect to see them used in new ways.

Even freshwater fishermen are discovering the benefits of shallow water anchors. When bass are inactive and tucked close in a weed bed practice casting and slow presentation are required. This is best accomplished by anchoring both ends of the boat and concentrating on specific areas. While Texas flats fishing, finding a school of reds tailing in a small depression is exciting. The last thing the fisherman wants is to drift through the school or drift away before getting a cast. A pole anchor will allow the angler to spend more time where the fish are.

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Monday, September 13, 2010

Shallow Water Fishing Boats

You've heard about it, and now you've decided you want to get into shallow water fishing. You want to be the guy that reels in shallow water fish like snook, red fish, tarpon and snapper. But you know that without the right boat, that's not going to happen.

First of all, to do it right, a guide is a must. A Florida flats fishing guide is invaluable to find shallow water fish. This guide, or Sultan of Snapper, will take clients out to hard to access areas, usually in a specially designed skiff, which can be anywhere from 15 to 20 feet long. Shallow water boats such as these may seem outsize, but due to their shallow draft, they navigate elegantly in "skinny waters."

"Flats fishing," as it is also called, requires special shallow water boat called a skiff. These boats are specially designed to be wide and stable, affording sportsmen the opportunity to fish in water as shallow as three feet. When you can actually SEE the fish you're after, it really adds to the experience.

And you definitely want that vessel to be able to "run skinny"! After all, if a shallow water boat can't give you extreme shallow water performance while still being able to handle sudden rough or choppy waters, it's not what you need. Shallow water boats worthy of the name should be able to take off from as little as ten inches of water!

Shallow water anchors are definitely something else you have to consider. Why? Because you have to decide between manual or power anchorage. You go manual, then you're looking at a three-quarter inch rod of solid fiberglass, which functions as an anchor AND as a push pole. Brackets built right into shallow water boats hold the push pole in place.

Motorized options for shallow water anchors mean that you press a button, and an anchoring pole deploys in mere seconds. No muss, no fuss, the spike goes down beneath the water, six to eight feet, and bingo, your boat is halted in its tracks. Shallow water anchors that are motorized ensure that even strong currents or blustering winds won't cause your boat to budge.

While the shallow water boat treks smoothly along the back country, this will be the fisherman's chance to take in Florida scenery at its most pristine. He can view all manner of plant life, from orchids and primordial fern to the draping Spanish moss so typical of Florida forests. He can catch a glimpse of turtle or deer, in addition to the shallow water fish just inches away.

The appeal of shallow water fishing is best found in places like Florida Bay. With mangroves aplenty, there is always something primal and unspoiled to enjoy, whether it be the challenge of landing a largemouth bass, or spotting a wading ibis just a few feet away.

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