Friday, July 1, 2011

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Dig IN Anchors
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
Fish Hunters
Catch More Fish
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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Complete Systems
STERN SYSTEMS
5" Offset Transom Mounts(For boats WITHOUT trim tabs)
10" Offset Transom Mounts(For boats WITH trim tabs)
Bolt On Model
Standard Motor Mounts
BOW SYSTEMS
3" Rise Deck Mount(For Boats with Low Gunnels - Ex. Triton)
6" Rise Deck Mount(For Boats with High Gunnels - Ex. Ranger)
Bolt On Model
Trolling Motor Mounts
 
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NOTE:
SHIPPING: as of June 20th, 2011
New UPS Contract
  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
10" Offset Transom & 3" Rise Bow Mount


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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Saturday, June 25, 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.
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Sunday, May 8, 2011

A Very Important Question To Ask Yourself When Buying A Fishing Boat

The first thing you should know when choosing a boat is that no single boat will do everything. If your looking for a boat that inspires confidence, don't expect it to shine in light air. Boats that are exciting to fishing on the weekends aren't the ideal boats for a passage through the ocean.

You shouldn't expect to find quick acceleration and load carrying capacity together with the same boat. You can buy a boat now to race or fish, then fishing around later - as you can only do one or the other with a specific type of boat.

The proper logic to choosing the right boat is determining by how you plan to use the boat. Think about why you want to own a boat, what you plan to do with it, and how you plan on using it.

For some, beauty is the first consideration. For fishing boats beauty is very important, as you'll spend a majority of time floating and fishing, with many people looking at your fishing boat. With people looking at your vessel, you want to make sure that it looks nothing short of amazing.

If you are planning to race instead of cruise, then speed is your primary consideration. There are many cruising boats owners out there who simply can't be happy unless their boats are moving very fast. The ideal boat for speed demons are those that can cut through the water, creating plenty of waves.

Many fishermen on the other hand, want to look towards multi-purpose fishing boats. Trackers and other boats that are designed for fishing are ideal here. Fishing is one of the most popular boat activities, meaning that you'll have plenty of boats to select from.

When it comes down to it, selecting the right boat is up to you and what you plan to do with it. Take your time, weigh your options, and you'll have the right boat before you know it.

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Sunday, April 24, 2011

Information About Coastal Fishing In North Carolina

If you are visiting the beautiful state of North Carolina, there is no better way to obtain an authentic cultural experience, then to rent a charter boat and go coastal fishing in North Carolina. The state of North Carolina is lined with almost 4,000 miles of shoreline due to its many bays, islands, rivers and sand bars, so the obvious activity among its local residents is fishing.

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.

Offshore, you will find an unbelievable abundance of fish from Marlin to Mahi Mahi and Yellowfin Tuna. The Gulf Stream runs just 40 miles off of the coast of North Carolina, bringing with it a huge variety of offshore species that will have even the most inexperienced fishers reeling in their lines.

If you are more interested in inshore fishing, the barrier islands create essentially protected waters that provide the perfect conditions for catching trout, redfish and flounder. With a little bit of luck and practice, you could be returning home with one of those giant trophy sized fish and an amazingly fresh seafood dinner. How exciting would it be to know that you were responsible for catching that night's dinner?

Try checking online for daily updates of the local waters in North Carolina. Knowing where certain types of fish are swimming on a day to day basis is a great way of saving time, and getting some real, rewarding fishing done.

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!

Patience is one character trait that is absolutely going to come in handy while out on the boat fishing. Bring along some friends or a good book to pass the time while you wait for an oblivious fish to pick up your bait. Once you have got a big one on the line, that is when you have got to really go for it and use your strength and strategy.

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, March 10, 2011

Buying Fishing Boat Insurance Is A Must Have Item

Everyone who own fishing boat should make sure to get watercraft coverage. Often, boaters don't realize that they need this type of coverage for their boats. There are many boat owners that don't understand this type of insurance is even available.

You need boat insurance if you own a boat, it's that simple. There are things to concider before you buy fishing boat insurance, here are some things you absolutely must know.

Many states now require that you carry watercraft liability coverage. What this coverage does, is protect you against any damage that you cause to other people or their property with your boat. This insurance will also cover you for vandalism, theft, fire, stranding, sinking, and even collision. You should always call your insurance agent and see what's required with your state and what policies they cover.

There is also additional coverage that you should really consider. One type of coverage you should think about is Wreckage Removal. Removal of sunken or wrecked boats is required by law and the responsibility of the owner to pay for the removal, which can easily be very expensive.

A wreckage Removal policy will pay these costs for you. You should also consider adding coverage that will pay for repairs and mechanical failure as well, along with towing charges - should you ever need to be towed back to the shore.

Not all insurance companies cover everyone in the boat. This is a detail you should always ask about, find out who is covered when operating the boat. There are several companies that will only cover the owner of the boat. Make sure that the insurance agent defines who is covered when operating the boat.

When you shop for boat insurance, call your current company first, then check with other companies to see what type of rates they offer as well. Shopping around can save you money. Always remember that insurance agencies are in competition with each other, and they'll work with you to get you to join them. Let one know about a better rate that you've been quoted and see if they'll go one better. Often times it will make a difference

Before you decide to buy boat insurance, think about the investment you have made with your fishing boat. Boats are not cheap toys, replacing or repairing them isn't inexpensive either. Therefore, make sure you get the proper coverage you need and protect yourself against anything that happens with your boat.

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Wednesday, October 27, 2010

Information About Inland Fishing In South Carolina

Are you ready for a great fishing experience? Would you like to go fishing at places you know you will catch fish at? If so, you need to get ready and head to the Palmetto State. Many people every year visit the lakes in this state every year. What information about inland fishing in South Carolina do you need to know?

One place to do some great fishing is the upstate areas. This is an area that is considered by many to be the foothills of the mountains. You will have plenty of hot fishing spots to choose from that are beautiful and well preserved sanctuaries of nature.

Located in Oconee County, Lake Keowee is one of the most serene and beautiful bodies of water in the state. Hundreds of people flock to this lake every year to fish and for good reason. You will be able to catch striped bass, bream, and crappy in this lake. Think about how much fun you and your family could have camping out and fishing at one one of the most gorgeous places in South Carolina.

Do you like the taste of fresh fried trout? Lake Jocassee, also located in Oconee County, is brimming with a variety of species of trout. You will have a great time at this lake just due to exquisite scenery. Jocassee has some of the clearest and cleanest waters you could ask for. Make sure to plan a camping and fishing trip to this wonderful lake.

If fried trout is one of your favorites, then you might also like catfish as well. This is one fish you will have no trouble catching in this state. Many lakes and ponds have many catfish lurking along the bottoms. One enjoyable way to fish for catfish is at night. A night of this kind of fishing is great fun and will be a night to always remember.

Are you a fisherman that prefers fishing for walleye? These toothy fish can be caught using all sorts of bait because they will eat most anything that does not eat them first. Walleye live in deep waters, so the lakes that are deepest is the best place to fish for them. The Richard B. Russell Lake set the record for walleye and would be a good place to start fishing.

Your choices for the hot spots for inland fishing in South Carolina are multiple. Your choice will depend on the type of fish you want to catch and the way you plan to catch them. Choose those areas best accessible by boat or the areas that are prime for fishing off the bank. The greatest thing is you will want to come back time and time again to fish the waters of this awesome state.

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Wednesday, October 13, 2010

Go Back Country For Shallow Water Fishing

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!

This estuary winds its winning way through hundreds of small islands. The shallow water fish you are likely to come across includes snook, redfish, snapper and tarpon. Not to mention the abundant variety of wildlife, such as alligators, turtles and birds. But what about the boats necessary for such pleasure trips?

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!

Wherever the guide and clients end up dropping their shallow water anchors, they are sure to have a chance at an astounding variety of species. They may reel in tarpon or trout, redfish or snapper, possibly even a shark. This is where the guidance of one who knows shallow water fish is invaluable. He'll know everything from tides to how wind and water temperature affect the behavior of the prey.

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 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.

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