And current a power pole anchor is also eco-friendly. And causes no damage to the environment Swift nothing stops your boat faster. And safer than power pole anchors the unbelievably.

A power pole is a post used to support overhead power lines and public utilities, such as power lines and related equipment such as transformers.

Power-Pole Blade shallow water anchors are fast at deploying and can stop your boat on command with its integrated C-Monster control system. The Blade is also incredibly quiet, so you won't scare away the fish.

The primary purpose of a shallow water anchor is to provide stability to a boat in water depths of up to seven feet. Instead of relying on traditional thrown or dropped anchors, it serves as a reliable substitute by effectively stopping and securing the boat in one spot in shallow waters.

Just like the right bait or the best rod and reel, a shallow-water anchor affords the angler a way to deal with a variety of conditions. Whether it is the wind, sight fishing, flipping or just launching a boat, a shallow-water anchor is rapidly becoming a mandatory piece of equipment.

Water don't put your power poles. Way down into the mud. Because. It sometimes will get a little bit stuck. So just put them down just far enough wait until your boat stops.

Tampa, Florida Power-Pole anchors are proudly made in the USA in Tampa, Florida and are available through over 3500 dealers, retailers and boat manufacturers, with some manufacturers offering boats models that feature Power-Pole anchors as standard equipment.

So whether you're using the lanyard. The foot pedal. Or the console. Control you do the same process with each and then you'll have a boat where you can control that power pole wherever you need to.

Utility poles provide more than overhead support for electrical lines - they also provide the infrastructure for carrying telephone lines, communication cable, optical fiber cables, streetlights, traffic equipment, and broadcast equipment.

It is an implement for retaining a ship in position at sea by chaining it to the sea bottom. It is also used to secure fishing gear in stationary position at sea.

An anchor is a device, normally made of metal, used to secure a vessel to the bed of a body of water to prevent the craft from drifting due to wind or current. The word derives from Latin ancora, which itself comes from the Greek ἄγκυρα (ankȳra).

And the boat is anchored. Anytime you get it too far down you run the risk sometimes it doesn't want to come out too easy and you have to use your big motor to help pull it out of the mud.