CREATING YOUR CUSTOM FISHING TRANSDUCER MOUNTING.

• Bowducer assemblies are semi-custom products which can be setup for your particular fish catching rig. 
• We offer transducer mounting assemblies for all fishing transducer types. 
• Mounting baseplates to the boat come in many types: direct mount, removable mount, clamping mount, and specialty rail mounts, ie “Tracker Boat Rails.”

• Each Bowducer kit:  Basic, Deluxe, Premium, etc adds extra standard components.

1. Basic Bowducers are directly mounted onto the front of your boat and are not easily removable.  
2. Deluxe Bowduers add the sub plate that allows for easily removing the baseplate from the edge of the boat.
3. Premium Bowducers feature all aluminum construction for strength.  Great for use in very stump filled waters.
4. Clamping systems add clamps to the removable sub plate to allow the user to install on the boat in just about any location.  Special thank you to TiteLok for their excellent clamping systems.
5. Specialty mounting assemblies are available for Humminbird 360, Garmin Livescope, Panoptix, and Lowrance 3D.
6. Pedestal Mount systems offer the flexibility to mount into the carpeted boat floor and then span the gunnel of the boat with the baseplate (Order a Pedestal along with a Basic Bowducer to create this bowducer system)

• Downrods all ship with the transducer mount that you specify when ordering.
• To ease use, ensure that the downrod ordered will allow your transducer cable to run through the center of the downrod.  
• Aluminum downrods have proven to be very tough.  We have not yet had a customer report a downrod ruined by running into an underwater obstacle.  
• Telescoping downrods have proven to be most popular as they can be shortened for stowage and are quickly adjustable depending on wave conditions.

Refer to About Downrods page for further information about fitment.

• Bowducer assemblies are generally designed to be deployed at the same time your trolling motor is being used.  
• A general rule of thumb:  If the trolling motor is out of the water, so too should be the Bowducer. Of course, if trolling with the main engine then it will need to be out.