Shallow Water Anchor - Read This BEFORE Buying a Cheap Anchor

2011-07-01T12:50:00.000-07:00

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Will Work on Your Boat...

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 pulling your anchor

Once you get a Pole Style Shallow Water Anchor...
You’ll wonder ...
Why didn't I have this Sooner!

Designed for Tournament Fisherman

Who Fish in Shallow Water

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By Controling

BOTH Ends of the Boat

5" Offset Transom Mount

with 8Ft Anchor Pole

Complete System & Shipping
$233.97

10" Offset Transom Mount

with 8Ft Anchor Pole

Complete System & Shipping
$243.97

3" Rise Bow Mount

with 8Ft Anchor Pole

Complete System & Shipping
$247.97

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STERN SYSTEMS

5" Offset Transom Mounts(For boats WITHOUT trim tabs)

with 10Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $262.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $296.97

10" Offset Transom Mounts(For boats WITH trim tabs)

with 10Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $274.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $309.97

Bolt On Model

Standard Motor Mounts

with 8Ft Anchor Pole .......................................... $302.97
with 10Ft Anchor Pole ........................................ $339.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ........................................ $408.97

BOW SYSTEMS

3" Rise Deck Mount(For Boats with Low Gunnels - Ex. Triton)

with 10Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $276.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $310.97

6" Rise Deck Mount(For Boats with High Gunnels - Ex. Ranger)

with 8Ft Anchor Pole .......................................... $261.97
with 10Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $290.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ......................................... $325.97

Bolt On Model

Trolling Motor Mounts

with 8Ft Anchor Pole .......................................... $293.97
with 10Ft Anchor Pole ........................................ $331.97
with 12Ft Anchor Pole ........................................ $400.97

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8Ft pole - $25.00
10Ft pole - $35.00
12Ft pole - $65.00

Fish Hunter Packages Anchor BOTH Ends of the Boat
	5" Offset Transom & 3" Rise Bow Mount with(2) 8Ft Poles ........................ $481.97 with (2) 10Ft Poles ..................... $540.97 with (2) 12Ft Poles ..................... $609.97 10" Offset Transom & 3" Rise Bow Mount with(2) 8Ft Poles ........................ $493.97 with (2) 10Ft Poles ..................... $552.97 with (2) 12Ft Poles ..................... $621.97

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,
Wow, I know I'm late to the party but I just ran across your Craigslist posting and took a look at your website...WOW! What a great low-cost alternative to shallow water positioning, and for true hard core inshore fisherman who don't want obstructions or carry the extra weight of a battery for other powered anchors or pay $1,000 plus, or even try to stake off a 16' push pole this is a no brainer..

Kenny Lawson - Bradenton, Fl

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,
Hello, my name is Leo and I run a website called fishpittsburgh.com. I recently saw a fellow competitor using your product in Western Pennsylvania. It was the first time I had every seen a shallow water anchor like that. The reason I write to you today is that through the website I do product reviews and articles about products that not every fishermen in the area has read about or seen. I would love the opportunity to talk to you about setting up a product review. In Pennsylvania we have a lot of lakes that are limited horsepower of 20 or less, and this is a perfect system. Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from you soon.

Leo Cancilla - Fish Pittsburgh

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2011-06-30T13:33:00.000-07:00

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Finding The Best Places For Your Texas Flats Fishing

2011-05-09T15:18:00.000-07:00

Fishing is a sport that many people, both young and old, all enjoy. It is also one of the only things that you can keep on doing as you age and start to lose your youth by becoming more elderly. That is why fishing has become such a popular sport, and it is why Texas flats fishing has also become very popular.

This is what is so great about the sport. There are countless places that you can fish. If you find a body of water that is deemed either public or private and you are given permission to fish there, you can fish there. The great thing about the sport is that there are so many places where you can do it.

Fishing can be a competitive sport, but it does not have to be. There are plenty of people out there that love to test their skills against other fisherman and fisherwomen by participating in large tournaments with cash prizes. However, there are even more that like to use fishing as a way to relax and get acquainted with nature.

Open water is not something that every fisherman has to deal with. There are plenty of opportunities for shore fishing and fishing from the banks of creeks and rivers. There is also a type of fishing that lets you actually stand out on the open water but has the feel of fishing on a river. It is called flats fishing.

This type of fishing is almost self explanatory, really. There are no fancy types of pole that you need to have in order to do it, and anybody that is capable of standing can participate. You do not even need to have a boat to do this type of fishing.

To go fishing like this, most people use the ocean or other very large bodies of water. The most popular spot to do this is the Gulf of Mexico. This type of fishing requires the fisher to go out onto a sandbar, or a flat, and just stand there and fish. You could be a mile into the ocean, but the water does not go past your knees.

After you find a good spot, all you have to do is cast your line and wait for that keeper to come to you. Flats fishing has become very popular in Texas because of the shoreline that offers great spots for it. Texas flats fishing is catching on, and so is flats fishing in many other areas of the world.

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Best Shallow Water Fishing In Florida

2011-04-25T15:18:00.000-07:00

Angling may be so like the mathematics that it can never be fully learned. " Isaac Walton once said when describing his own fishing experience. Catching or missing that trophy fish can make or break any anglers day in shallow water fishing.

Fishing promotes endless possibilities. Such as kinships among fisherman that spark one single goal: to catch fish. Yet, few can be seen unless you are truly searching.

Florida is the top coastal fishing state harboring many varieties of shallow water fish due to its average water temp. of 70 degrees. An abundance of shallow water fish can be found amongst tidal creeks, mangroves, and grass beds, hence the name Mangrove Snapper. The Indian River Lagoon and Halifax River host scores of pumps, bass, flounder, and sheepshead. Snook, redfish, pompano and trout inhabit our Intracoastal waterways and bridges. It is a fisherman's paradise with rivers sheltering rich oyster beds, abounding mud, shell bottoms, grass beds, bridges, and countless docks luring numerous fresh water friends.

Seeking the right gear for shallow water fishing can be time consuming. Your best bet is to latch on to an experienced fisherman at the bait shop. Here you'll find how Lipless vibrating crankbaits are favorites among many bass pros for combing large stretches of shallow water. He may even share that Spinnerbaits work best on windy days because the wave action scatters the lure's flash and gives the appearance of a more realistic fish.

For those days when nothing seems to be biting, a Jig-and-pig is a good choice for probing dense shallow waters when it is murky or muddy. In fresh water springs, floating lures entice fish best. When fishing in shallow cover try buzzbaits, prop baits and poppers if it is early or late in the day. Yet, Grubs have to be one of the best lures you can use for smallmouths.

Shallow water flat boats are a must for transportation. A flat bottomed hull is able to run smoothly and efficiently. It houses a trolling motor and will float in the shallowest of all rivers and waterways. It might not offer the performance of a v-hulled craft, and the ride might be wetter, but there's an abundance of storage space for fishing equipment.

The shallow water anchor drives an upper arm to a raised position, and engages a push pole to keep the bottom out of shallow water. Using shallow water anchoring, provides a minimum amount of damage to sea life, including oysters, and grasses or other vegetation growing on the bottom of the water.

Shallow water fishing entices all types of fisherman. Great anglers come prepared.

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A Manual Power Pole Is The Best Alternative

2010-10-28T15:19:00.000-07:00

Who ever first thought of the idea of a manual power pole had to have been a fisherman. But who knows? Maybe he was an air-boat guy somewhere in the Everglades. Both would benefit from using this pole-type anchor and, in fact, many do. Manual power pole or an automatic version, this becomes a 'must-have' for any boater/fisherman who's seen it work.

A manual power pole is an anchoring system used for shallow water (up to 8'). It allows you total boat control to stop exactly where you chose and then remain there, securely tethered to the bottom by a long stake. Once so secured, you're able to go about your boat business, whether it's fishing, hunting, sipping cocktails or whatever. When you're set to leave the pole comes up and you're gone.

There's a lot to choose from online in this shallow water anchor category, spanning a wide range in cost and quality. The concept is simple -- stake out your boat to the lake bed, river bed or sea bed. But there are a few different ways to accomplish this mission. Some are slightly tedious while others are totally automatic.

A pricey automatic model comes from a company by the same name -- Power-Pole. Their slogan... Swift and Secure... is a description of what they provide. That is to say a swift way to make your boat secure out there on the water. This is the one you'll see on the back of the boats of the welll financed professional anglers you see on TV.

If you know where the fish are running, you want to stop right there and you want to stop there NOW. If you're in eight feet of water or less, the manual power pole will do the job. Whether the bottom is covered with mud, rocks, gravel, sand or vegetation doesn't matter. He manual power pole will lock you in and let you forget about it. It's fast, quiet and effortless to use.

Winds up to 30 miles per hour won't shake you loose. Your boat will be oblivious to the water currents. You can also forget about the clumsy boat anchor and the noisy trolling motor. The fish don't like that stuff - it scares them away. The manual power pole doesn't make ANY loud noises or disturb the bottom where it's anchored.

Check out this great invention. It works on other than just fishing boats, too, saltwater or fresh.

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Tips After Your Shallow Water Boat Purchase

2010-10-14T15:20:00.000-07:00

Once you've made the purchase on a brand new boat you'll be very excited - as you should be! The first thing to do is celebrate with your family and friends, you deserve it. You shouldn't rush out on the water immediately after the purchase, as you have some things to take care of first.

Even though you may only be sailing a few miles down the river, it gives you the feeling of being a million miles away. Once you own a boat, you have got yourself a passport to a lifetime of fun and enjoyment. You will never be short of things to do or places to visit. It is possible to make your dream come true and buy that first boat, even if your budget is limited.

If you are new to boating, you should take a safety course first. There is a lot to know about boats. Being out on the water is a lot of fun, although there are things you should know and things you should always be aware of. Don't get caught in situations that can turn bad fast. Bad weather is the biggest problem

After buying your boat, register it and title the boat and trailer according to you state laws. Pay your sales tax and apply any up to date registration stickers if you need to. In addition, make sure you buy the proper boat insurance. Boat insurance is a simple thing when it comes to protecting you if there is a mishap on the water.

For your first trip on the water, take an experienced boater. Think of it as a check ride. If you lack experience have them show you turning in tight spaces and trailering or docking. Practice docking facing different direction in the current. Let the experienced boater go first then take the helm with the boater there to help you. Get comfortable at the helm yourself. repeat the process until you'll feel comfortable.

The world of boating can be very fun, offering you many things to do and a lot to see. Boating offers plenty of freedom as well, especially for those who are completely new to boating. Your first boat purchase is very important, as it opens up new doors in life.

Your family will enjoy boating; all you have to do is give it a chance! Good luck and happy boating.

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Take Your Pick In Fishing The Flats

2010-09-30T15:21:00.000-07:00

When it comes to fishing the flats of Florida or Belize, Costa Rica or Mexico, you can't do better for a guide than Mr. Henry Waszczuk. If you check out his TV show, Fishing the Flats, you're guaranteed week after week of exciting trips to far-flung locales all in the pursuit of nature's most challenging sport fish.

The host of Fishing the Flats, Henry Waszczuk, has himself dipped into the skinny waters of Charlotte Harbor for cold-weather hunting of redfish, as well as many other Floridian fishing grounds. Fishing the Flats in Florida could be a weekly series all by itself.

Before you knew it, Waszczuk had his own fishing magazine, and he turned years of angling experience into dynamic fishing the flats TV. Any given week, the viewer can watch Waszczuk and crew take on a new adventure. One episode might deal with fishing the flat (and ultra-skinny) waters of Charlotte Harbor, Florida, seeking the mighty redfish in its winter habitat.

It works like this. When the tide is out, the fish I seek are scarce. I'm there to fish the flats, not waste my time. On the other hand, when the incoming tides flood over the flats, it encourages the reds to fan out and go huntin' in newly accessible (higher) areas.

Florida is not the only east coast site to provide angling pleasure. Fishing the flats of North Carolina, in Pamlico Sound, is known to yield giant reds for the sportsman willing to be guided by Waszczuk.

Incoming tide is not the only time to fish the flats. As a matter of fact, game fish sense when the tide is about to go out. They'll hang around in the mouths of tidal rivers, confident that a blue-plate special is coming their way, just as soon as the tide turns! This is when I love fishing the flats, when the reds are everywhere.

I'll never forget one morning in particular, last summer, when I spotted a bunch of redfish hanging around a rocky creek mouth, going to town on some mullet. I landed the fly right in front of 'em, and before you knew it, I was fly fishing the flats like the pros on Fishing the Flats TV.

Any question you may have about fly fishing the flats is sure to be answered in the course of watching this show, or perusing Waszczuk's magazine called "Fins and Skins."

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2010-06-02T10:27:00.000-07:00

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.

Well, luckily for you, there's a whole new generation of flats skiffs out there, just waiting for an angler like you. Guys who want to sight cast in the clear, shallow waters off the Florida Gulf Coast demand shallow water boats that deliver.

After all, a boat with 'no sides' is a two-edged proposition. Shallow water fishing is fun, immediate and exciting, but without enough width and stability, it's not the safest way to navigate. You want to look at shallow water boats that are light-weight but stable, with a secure fishing platform.

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.

But what about the whole point of shallow water fishing? The fish! The beauty of shallow water fishing is that you can float in literally inches of water, and position yourself above creatures that would be inaccessible from deeper-draft style craft. Not to mention the stability that a good, 15 foot boat can give you. No worrying about keeping your balance, you can focus on the sport itself.

The best shallow water boats also provide below deck storage areas for stowing gear, thus increasing and maximizing clear space on deck for optimum freedom of movement. When you're ready to cast, the last thing you want is to trip. If you can find the right boat, shallow water fishing should be a dream.

If $1,600 for a POWER POLE ANCHOR seems expensive then take a look at an alternative. Check out DIG IN SHALLOW WATER ANCHORS.

It's a Shallow Water Anchor that is LESS EXPENSIVE than the Power Pole Style Shallow Water Anchor and Perfect for Flats & Bay Fishing! A shallow water fishing anchor system for all small skiffs, bass boats, flats boats and bay boats.

2010-05-13T04:09:00.000-07:00

Buying A Fishing Boat

We all get the urge every now and then, either to buy our first boat, or to trade the one we already have. That urge normally falls right in a time line with the local boat show going on over at the convention center, and it is a hard one to overcome. Seems that every year the boat builders add a little something extra, a lanyap, that didn’t come on the model we currently own.

If your idea of fishing involves stout tackle, huge fish and miles of open seas, you want a boat capable of handling any conditions. Seaworthy vessels include basic center consoles and cuddy cabins with single or twin outboards up to convertible or bluewater fishing machines with fancy salons, plush quarters and powerful inboard diesel engines.

Selecting the right fishing boat can be a real challenge and also a lot of fun for someone who is new to boating. If you haven't experienced buying a boat before, it can also be a daunting task to say the least.

Before you start looking, it's important to consider the purpose of your fishing boat. A fishing boat serves but one purpose - fishing. You have to decide if you plan to fish in the ocean, or in other bodies of water, such as lakes. This is very important, as there are different types of fishing
boats available.

If you plan to use your fishing boat for ocean cruising and overnight stays, it would be ideal to buy one that has a hull. This design is meant for rough waters, riding the waves, and providing more comfort for anglers while they fish.

When you buy a fishing boat, you should know if it includes a warranty. If it does, you should really study the warranty as not all are the same. Buying your boat from a dealer is always a smarter decision, as dealers will provide repair services is the boat is found to be defective.

It's also important when buying a fishing boat to note if the boat is certified by the NMMA. This agency will guarantee that the certification they give to every boat passes the agency's standards of excellence.

When it comes down to it, you should do more than just look around when it comes to a fishing boat. You should learn how to look for the best details to ensure that your boat is worth the money. If you take the time to look around, you'll find a boat that you can truly be proud of.

2010-03-27T04:11:00.000-07:00

How to Financing A Fishing Boat

Whatever you do, make sure you've carefully thought out what your expenses are going to be. You don't want to spend all of your money on just the boat itself. When you purchase the boat, you'll need to have enough money for taxes, registration, storage, towing insurance, gas, equipment, and even minor repairs if your boat requires them.

When buying a fishing boat, used or new, cash is always better than financing. And you can save money with cash, as there are no finance charges. Financing charges can get high, very high in fact if you don't know a lot about it.

Have you decided to buy a fishing boat? Have you decided on how you are going to pay for it. This type of purchase will involve some type of financing, whether it's a credit line through the home, an unsecured loan, or a boat line. Choosing the right financing source can be just as important as choosing the right boat.

When choosing a source of financing or payments over time, there are several things to consider. The first thing is how long you plan to keep the boat. If you are buying your first boat, it will make more sense to get a loan that will have an early payoff option via private party or even a trade in.

If you are purchasing your dream boat, you should think about financing for a long term. A fixed rate loan with terms that have for a low monthly payment will be easier on your monthly budget.

Another important factor is the down payment. Lenders or dealers like to see at least ten percent down. Zero down payments do exist for those with good enough credit but the interest rate is often a huge penalty. Normally, the down payment doesn't significantly change the monthly payment for your boat loan but makes a big difference over time.

Choosing the right type of boat loan is also important and part of the entire buying process. Start with a boat finance brokerage. Finance brokers can show you how each of the available loan programs fit into your budget.

Following these few simple steps will give the knowledge and ability you need to negociate the loan that best fits you and your budget. Then you can concentrate on the important things like taking your new boat out for a spin.

Shallow Water Fishing - Best In Florida Bay

2010-03-11T15:19:00.000-08:00

Ever been to the Florida Bay? If you want the best of shallow water fishing, you can't afford to miss this natural fisherman's paradise. Most of Florida Bay is considered part of the Everglades National Park. As such, it combines fresh water from the Everglades with the salty brine from the Gulf of Mexico, working together to provide some of the best fishing around!

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."

A great guide will not only be able to tell clients what to fish for, based on area, season, and weather, he can actually assess their strengths and weaknesses. Based on these variables, he can best advise for the shallow water fishing trip of their dreams.

When specifying back country, the anglers will either find themselves in the Everglades National Park or the shallow estuary of Florida Bay, most likely. Or they may take their shallow water boats into Biscayne Bay, or explore the wrecks of Marcos Island.

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.

Florida Bay offers the experience of taking fishing boats through miles of interlocking 'basins,' most of which are barely three feet deep. While the fun of floating along and taking in sights such as hawks, herons and egrets is undeniable, at some point all you want is to sink that shallow water anchor and get down to business!

But what about the whole point of shallow water fishing? The fish! The beauty of shallow water fishing is that you can float in literally inches of water, and position yourself above creatures that would be inaccessible from deeper-draft style craft. Not to mention the stability that a good, 15 foot boat can give you. No worrying about keeping your balance, you can focus on the sport itself.

At the end of a very satisfying day, the shallow water fishing trip which takes in the Florida back country, will leave an angler with a lifetime of memories.

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