Yep! That’s what I’ve been looking at, several different ways and ideas, just not sure which I like best?
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I watched one about a dyi scupper hole mount. Took me 20min and I made one out of an extra scupper plug, a grommet and 2 zip ties. Didn’t cost a dime. Just needed some inspiration
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Here are the best I got right now. Used zip ties on the holes on top of the transducer, ran them around the outside of the scupper plug, ran the cable through a drilled hole in the scupper. It can be taken on and off relatively easy, just have to redo the zip ties. But my kayak stays on a trailer and doesn’t get dragged around, or sit outside, so maybe can leave it attached. Not the most sexy rig but it’s on tight, I’ve looked a the scupper plugs made for lowrance transducers, reviews aren’t that great.
clean but i would be afraid i would knock it off. often i have to get out and drag my boat over rocks or oyster bars.
Yep, definitely thought about that, the adjustable crane that fits to the tracks and holds the transducer was another idea, but alot of the reviews say it breaks after 4-5 uses or is very flimsy. My perception has a cutout for a transducer, that one was easy!
Try Fort Mountain. It is an excellent State Park on top of Fort Mountain -- usually 10 degrees cooler than Dalton. Great camp sites. Clean bathrooms and a nice small lake with plenty of fish near the outfall structure. When our boys were little -- that was our go to place....
JMHO
