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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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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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BOW SYSTEMS
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Trolling Motor Mounts
(For Owners who Don't want to Drill into Boat)

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Anchor BOTH Ends of the Boat
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
Standard Motor Mt & Trolling Motor 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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Wednesday, June 22, 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.

Monday, May 9, 2011

Is Financing A Fishing Boat Smart?

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 long term financing. Getting a fixed rate loan with low monthly payments 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.

Doing this will give you the knowledge and ability you need to find the loan that best fits you and your budget. The, you can concentrate on the important things - taking your new boat out on the water.

If you've enjoyed all the exciting information you read here about Shallow Water Fishing, you'll love what you find at Dig IN Anchors and Dig IN shallow water anchors.

Monday, April 25, 2011

Cash Or Finance For Your Fishing Boat

Before you take the boat buying plunge let me clue you in on two of the most widely spoken quotes in the boating world. "The happiest day of a boat owner's life is the day they buy the boat and the day they sell the boat" and "Boats are nothing more than holes in the water, into which you throw money."

Remember that boating is a hobby. So as you purchase a fishing boat you shouldn't go overboard with it. Unlike your house, boating isn't really worth going into debt for. Boats do not appreciate. First time buyers who aren't sure about boating should always make sure they spend well within their budget.

Also consider these optional items, depending on your water sports preferences: water skis, wakeboards, wet suits, towables (tubes), tow ropes and gloves, weight system for wakeboarding, pylon, boom, tower, etc.

To get the most value from your boat, it's always a best to put aside your recreational dollars, sell a few of your belongings, and simply save up for a while. Next, carefully shop the boating market. After you save up 3,500 - 25,000 dollars, go ahead and buy the boat you want.

Whatever you do, make sure you don't spend all of your money on the 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 boat, used or new, cash is always better than payments. When you pay cash, you can save money, as there are no finance charges. Financing charges can get high, very high in fact if you don't know a lot about it.

If you simply must finance your purchase, it's a smart idea to use a home equity loan instead. This way, it'll be tax deductible. Always be on the lookout for boat show financing, and never, ever use it. Several boat show financing ploys will extend the loan out over the course of 10 - 15 years.

A new boater will either advance with boating or get out of it all together. Most boaters don't keep their boat for more than 10 years, which is reason enough not to get an extended finance loan on your boat.

If you've enjoyed all the exciting information you read here about Shallow Water Fishing, you'll love what you find at Dig IN Anchors and Dig IN shallow water anchors.

Friday, March 11, 2011

When You Are Going Coastal Fishing In North Carolina

North Caroline is world renowned for its stunning beauty and expansive coastline. The combination of rivers, bays, islands and ocean shores provide avid fishermen with an innumerable amount of prime fishing areas. Going coastal fishing in North Carolina for your next family vacation is a great way to learn about a new activity, and a new culture.

Do not worry if you are new to fishing, because there are many activities and boat rentals geared towards taking people out on their first fishing adventure. You can even rent a boat that is equipped with a captain, food, drinks, and maybe even a Jacuzzi, to make your fishing experience an exciting adventure you will not soon forget.

Due to the plentiful tidal shorelines in North Carolina, there are a variety of different fishing areas to choose from. If you are a fan of Mahi Mahi and Tuna, then offshore fishing is the way to go. There is generally a huge abundance of fish in this area because of the Gulf Stream, which brings with it a bunch of juicy fish hungry for bait!

Just think, you could start your day by heading out on a charter boat before sunrise, and end it by grilling up the fish you and your family caught during your inshore fishing trip. Inshore fishing is fun for beginners because the calm, protected waters make fishing a little bit easier and a little more fruitful as well. You can catch flounder, redfish, or even trout!

Keep informed and up to date on the movement patterns of specific schools of fish. There are a variety of sources online and on TV that will give you a better idea of where you should be fishing to have the best possibility of catching the perfect fish.

If you still feel like you need a little extra help, there are plenty of knowledgeable fishermen in North Carolina who will gladly share some advice; perhaps even take you out on their boat. Most charter boats come with a captain or an experienced fisherman who can tell you what sort of fish like what sort of bait, so you can skip the small stuff, and end up catching the trophy fish of your dreams!

The people that enjoy fishing the most are the ones who are able to enjoy their time out on the water even when the fish are not biting. Fishing is not all about catching fish, ironically. It is about patience and being able to wait for something to come to you. But the moment that fish bites, that is when you get on the offensive!

Pier fishing is the perfect alternative for those who feel like they may get a little sea sick being out on the water for too long. Plenty of fine fisherman have caught their first fish, on the piers, coastal fishing in North Carolina.

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Thursday, October 28, 2010

The Power Pole For Boats System For Anchoring In Shallow Water

The power pole for boats is a modern answer for anchoring small to medium-sized leisure boats in shallow depths. The unit is especially appreciated by anglers who need to place their craft in precise locations, sometimes for a matter of minutes, and then move on. In these instances, anchoring must be performed quietly and quickly without scaring the fish.

Like most successful products, its basic idea is simple. The system is modeled on the ancient pole method of shallow, quiet water boating in rivers, lakes and lagoons. Under this method, the boater propels the craft with a long, handheld pole. Visualize picture postcard images of, say, Cambridge University in England with boaters lazily gliding on the River Cam, one person standing in a small punt with a long pole. The modern power pole system is not concerned with propulsion; it focuses exclusively on what happens at the destination. Once those Cambridge punters reach their chosen spot of water, they often thrust the pole in the riverbed and secure the boat to the pole. That is the essence of the power-pole system.

The power-pole system uses patented technology and robust hydraulics for ease of deployment and solid holding strength at anchor. It is available in a range of models allowing different sized boats to be anchored at depths of up to six or eight feet. The power-pole can securely anchor boats up to about twenty-six feet in length or 3,600 pounds in weight in winds blowing up to thirty miles per hour.

The power-pole anchor can be dropped or weighed in a matter of seconds. The anchor will grab and hold fast in most bottom surfaces.

The system deploys quietly with minimal pump noise or below-surface disturbance. Many view the power-pole as a superior alternative to using a trolling motor.

The system mounts on the transom, outside the boat adjacent to the outboard above the waterline. When not used, it folds to about three or four feet in length. It stores vertically on the transom.

It runs off the boat batteries and can be directed from a handy remote control pad that comes with the unit as an optional extra.

The power-pole is suitable to be used in both fresh and salt water. If the power-pole is used, a conventional anchor is not necessary. It has a minimal footprint and is environmentally sensitive, causing minimum disturbance at any location.

Some of the criticisms leveled at the system are that it cannot be used in open waters subject to rough chop; that it is very expensive; that it can only be stern-mounted and this allows the boat to spin with the wind or current; and that it is bulky.

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