Walker™ Electric Downrigger with Auto Stop
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- Suitable for fresh or salt water
- Positive ion design
- 12V electric motor with low drain
- Equipped with Auto-Stop
Corrosion-resistant components are suitable for fresh or salt water. 4"x6" anodized aluminum deckplate, positive ion design, 12V electric motor with low drain (7 amps w/10-lb. weight). 2' arm. Equipped with Auto-Stop, which automatically shuts off the motor before the weight reaches the boom tip. Capable of speeds up to 200' per minute. Includes single black aluminum rod holder, line release, and 200' of 195-lb. test stainless steel cable.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by tman56 A good doenrigger
A really good downrigger,, it works great , everything but the line counter, gets out of wack, and very difficult to reset to zero, other than that it is GREAT, very light weight, autostop is fine, just a poor line counter. Great value for the money, you will pay at least twice as much from any other brand. Walkers are know to be very reliable.. I liked the first one so much I bought a second one..Poor line counter is why I don't give it 5 stars.
February 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by lake trout fisherman Ed Albert
I recently purchased this downrigger and a I amm really impressed with its operation ,seeing that it is one of the cheaper downriggers I figured that it would be just OK but in reality it works very well and is simple to operate I am quite impressed .
July 11, 2006
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Yes that is what a line counter isAnswers
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Yes it does have a swivel base, I think it is called a kakonee buy other big outfitter.
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No, it will not come with a swivel base and it is not the kakonee model.Details:
I want to buy a downrigger for my husband to use in Lake Fontana. This is clear water, 100-500 ft deep with suspended fish at about 50-50 ft. He wants an elctric downrigger but I am not sure which is best. This is a surprise---or I would ask him!Thanks
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I would recommend this one for sure.A:
i dont know that much about your husband. but walkers have been around for many years. and theres still alot of the old ones out there still working. if i was going to get walker riggers i would get the tournament model. it is alittle more money, but it is more rigger.A:
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