Transducer Pole/Mount for Lowrance Active Target, Garmin Livescope, Hummingbird Mega Live DIY
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Todays video is for a homemade DIY build of a Transducer Pole for the Lowrance Active Target, Hummingbird Mega Live and Garmin Livescope. This build is strong, lightweight and easy to build for less than 40$. Sleek, functional and very portable for ram mounts around the boat.
Building materials are listed in the video. Its setup for step by step instructions to show you how to build your own.
This seminar is by Prostaff and Fishing Guide, Kyle Farley of AM-PM Guide Service based out of Nipigon, Ontario. Guiding for over 9 years and working retail for 15 at one of Canada's biggest independent store's, Angling Outfitters in Woodstock, Ontario. Kyle Shares his knowledge of rigging boats to gear, How To Video's and Fishing Tips to further your fishing and on the water experience.
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Hey man, thank you very much for the great idea. Active Target mounted and working great!!! I look forward to more of your informative videos.
Thank you for the kind words!
Thanks for sharing your idea with clear directions!😊
thank you for the kind words! tightlines
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Awesome Idea
thank you
Awesome video we will build this unit over the weekend. Thank you
Nice work!
Thank you!
Awesome! Exactly what I am looking for.
Very cool!
Perfect!
Great job 👏,and you kept it simple,I made mine out of PVC and a ram mount also,the world has no idea what there missing by not having Active Target , I absolutely love it 👊👍
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If you’re Fishing stumps you need to be able to see what’s coming or you could have problems nice build
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I imagine that the metal rod will be stiffer with less drag than all pvc. The ram mount would be the only weak spot. Without trying it though, my thoughts are that it is a great design. 👍
your right the rod is very stiff, low drag and solid. The ram mount would be, but its far from weak. Its rock solid. I've used this mount over a year. So the reason we did the ram mount is to make it tiltable in scout mode. It something nobody is doing and is unreal in 15' or less. We'll do a video on it this spring.
Thanks for the idea. I ended up building this and it works great. The only issue I had was that the conduit spins freely inside of the PVC while on the water and active target image is constantly moving. This really sucks in rough water. What did you use secure the poles and keep it from spinning. Do you have a follow up video posted yet? Or will there be one?
You can add tape inside it for more friction inside the pole, if it spins too freely for you. I put a little lead wheel weight in the tube to keep the handle more weighted back. But other than that I haven’t had any problems with it constantly moving. The clamp helps with friction as well. Any pole is gonna suck in rough water even to get an active read on it. I haven’t been in anything more than a 3’ chop. A lot of the factory manufactured poles guys aren’t having the best of luck in real rough water either.
Another idea is to use the bike seat clamp right on the pvc. Do two little cuts in the top and it should add all the friction your looking for.
I can do a follow up. Right now I am in the middle of my guiding season so I have no time til probably mid July.
@@hookedntravel drill a hole in the pvc near the top of the pvc and use a nylon or similar knurled nut/bolt or if you have a handle similar to the one on the unit used to bolt it to the bow and adjust the tension, should work.
The mounts that came with my active Target won't tighten small enough for half inch conduit what did you use or what am I missing
So the pvc pipe I used I cut it in half and trimmed the sides back a little to use them as spacers for the active target mount
Bro what would you sell me one of those for. You need to patent that fast
lol, its pretty easy to make and hard to patent. Guiding takes up most of my time!
Hi how many inches was the pvc cut to?
That one was about 24". But its all relative to the size you want to use for your size boat. I had it trimmed shorter on the water side of it, so I could retrieve the pole closer in to the boat.
What size is the ball on the mount?
Looks like a size c
its the 1" ball. the 1.5" scotty mount will work just as well
Which size was the clamp?
it was the Keenso Seat Post Clamp 28.6mm 25.4mm Aluminum Alloy Seatpost Seat Post Clamp Quick Release(Silver)
What happened to your bow light
Can’t hear you