Heavy-Duty Quick Release Fish Finder Mount – Built for the Toughest Waters
When you’re out on the water, reliability matters. Our Heavy-Duty Quick Release Fish Finder Mount is designed to keep your fish finder locked in place, no matter how rough the ride gets. Engineered for strength, convenience, and long-lasting performance, this American-made mount gives you the confidence to focus on the catch — not your equipment.
Key Benefits:
Quick Release System: Effortlessly attach or remove your fish finder in seconds — spend less time setting up and more time fishing.
Heavy-Duty Construction: Crafted from premium materials that stand up to vibration, salt, and harsh weather conditions for unmatched stability and strength.
Built for Durability: Designed to handle years of use without warping, cracking, or loosening, even under the toughest conditions.
Proudly Made in the USA: Precision-manufactured with American craftsmanship and quality assurance you can count on.
Whether you’re a dedicated outdoorsman, weekend angler, or boating enthusiast, this fish finder mount is built to perform. Ideal for use on fishing boats, kayaks, and navigation setups, it ensures your equipment stays secure and positioned exactly where you need it. Rugged, reliable, and ready for the water — this mount is the perfect companion for your next adventure.
Product Specifications:
- Recommended for use with marine electronics up to 10 inch screen size.
- Capacity of 30 lbs. of side load before ball slip.
- CNC Machined from 6061-T6 aluminum, white acetal plastic, and stainless steel components.
- Black or Clear Anodized finish.
- Will not rust or oxidize.
- Turning the wing know clockwise locks both ends. Simply push the button on the quick release to remove or install fish finder.
- You must mount the fish finder to a Quick Release Plate. See FFP-1 or FFP-2 (sold separately).
- Maximum height: 7.32"
- Minimum height: 4.52"
- Mounting holes are the same pattern as Ram Mount (RAM-D-202).
- See Drawing for more information.
- Fasteners not included.
