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You can get a trolling motor bracket and a guard, or you may need a special trolling motor transducer. What unit are you thinking of getting?

  • Super User
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Fixing to buy a fish finder for the front of my boat and was wondering where do most of you mount your sonar sensor?

 

On the trolling motor.

  • Super User
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Looks like there are a few different options, possibly the skimmer mount bracket with a guard being the best. Also a puck style transducer is available

  • Super User
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Tackle warehouse has the mounting bracket for the transducer that comes with the unit for $20

  • 2 weeks later...
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I'm sure the transducer shields you can buy work great, I took a different route based on cost.  I purchased a joist hanger and pipe clamps from the hardware store.  Some minor drilling etc. This protects the front and bottom of the transducer.  Trolling motor fin protects the back.  Cost is <$5.
Good luck

 

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I'm sure the transducer shields you can buy work great, I took a different route based on cost.  I purchased a joist hanger and pipe clamps from the hardware store.  Some minor drilling etc. This protects the front and bottom of the transducer.  Trolling motor fin protects the back.  Cost is <$5.

Good luck

 

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INGENUITY !!!

Everything on the shelf that tempts us.........started out somewhere with a little ingenuity .

Nothing wrong in my opinion in building what you did......functional and practical. What would the extra $15-20 get you? Pretty?

When the trolling motor is down and it is doing its job.......you 'see' no difference!

Good job.

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I had the Elite 5 DSI and it came with the tm bracket.

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What do you guys do with all the coax cord that is left over when you wount it on the TM? I like that setup Musky can you tell me how to go about seeting one up like that? Thanks!!

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