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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Rated 5 out of 5Â by Dave0 Mushroom Anchor
I have yet to use it but it's the weight i ordered and seem's like it should sink and keep me in place.
September 14, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by shakeybasser holds pretty well
i bought the 8# anchor for my 12' jon boat and it was just what i needed. holds me steady on the fishing spot and comes up easy enough. i also like the rubber coating.
June 15, 2010
Rated 5 out of 5Â by Hooky1420 Great Anchor
This anchor's construction prevents getting hung up on submerged branches and rocks. Other anchors, expecially ones with the splits are good, but you always have the chance you are going to have to cut your rope and lose your anchor. If you want to play it safe, this product is the one you want.
May 16, 2010
Rated 3 out of 5Â by JG8484 not for me
This is by far better than a brick with a rope tied to it but i would not recomend it to anyone. It does hold you in place on calm water but when its windy it will get dragged quite a bit. Thats not my main issue, what i strongly dislike about this anchor is that it damages plant life and harms the lake bottom.
March 30, 2010
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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?
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Get a 15lb. River anchor. It will be perfect for you.
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a 10# holds my 12ft aluminun semi-vof 121 pounds dry weight with no problem.
You could probably get awayvwuth with 10 or perhaps even 8.
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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.A:Â
These style of mushroom anchors hold like crazy. They are superior by design.
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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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This boat is used mostly in ponds and gravel pits, where the depths run from 6 ft. to 30ft., but can be windy.Answers
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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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