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Bass Pro Shops® Mushroom Anchor

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  • Excellent holding power or muddy or weeded bottoms
  • Wide area mushroom cap
  • One-piece cast iron construction

Ideal for canoes, jon boats or rowboats, the sturdy Bass Pro Shops Mushroom Anchor offers excellent holding power on muddy or weeded bottoms. Designed with a wide area mushroom cap with drains in the base, the Mushroom Anchor's one-piece cast iron construction combined with a tough vinyl coating ensures long-lasting dependable use.

   


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8 lbs.

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  • Excellent holding power or muddy or weeded bottoms
  • Wide area mushroom cap
  • One-piece cast iron construction

Ideal for canoes, jon boats or rowboats, the sturdy Bass Pro Shops Mushroom Anchor offers excellent holding power on muddy or weeded bottoms. Designed with a wide area mushroom cap with drains in the base, the Mushroom Anchor's one-piece cast iron construction combined with a tough vinyl coating ensures long-lasting dependable use.

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Good for canoe?

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My hubby and I fish from a 15' canoe in a man-made lake. It does have trees and such that have fallen into the lake
(make great crappie beds!) I need to know if this will hold our canoe steady and what weight we should use?
1 year, 5 months ago
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Luania
 - Georgia
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Get a 15lb. River anchor. It will be perfect for you.
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 - willard missouri
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a 10# holds my 12ft aluminun semi-v
of 121 pounds dry weight with no problem.
You could probably get awayvwuth with 10 or perhaps even 8.
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 - New York
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I have a 12 ft. inflatable raft and 8lb holds it great on ponds and small rivers, even when the wind is blowing.
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BigBadTad
 - Columbus, OH
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These style of mushroom anchors hold like crazy. They are superior by design.
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 - North Carolina
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Below is a link to Bass Pro Shop's anchor buying guide. I've found that a 10 pound River anchor is great for nearly any situation. Plus, it's versatile enough for a rocky/muddy lake/river.

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CFPage?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&&mode=article&objectID=29414&cat=Fishing&subcatID=50&cmid=OLBUYINGGUIDE_29414_TITLE_50
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LTGreg
 - Zion, IL
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This boat is used mostly in ponds and gravel pits, where the depths run from 6 ft. to 30ft., but can be windy.
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 - Pa.
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I have a 18 foot Tracker Bass Boat and the 15lb. anchor holds like crazy. I fish in wind and on mud bottoms.
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8# should do the trick. just make sure you put out some extra line to keep the boat steady.
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 - maryland
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if its windy i would just use a river anchor. It is much stronger in windy conditions.
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 - Littleton, MA
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