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Bass Pro Shops® Drift Anchor

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  • Ideal for slow trolling live bait and drift fishing on rivers
  • Rugged, reinforced nylon
  • Won't fray
  • Resistance-free lanyard inverts to empty sock of water

The Bass Pro Shops Drift Anchor is great for slow trolling live bait and drift fishing on rivers. Constructed from rugged, reinforced nylon that will not fray, our Drift Anchor is designed with a resistance-free lanyard that inverts the sock to empty water for an easy retrieval. A Drift Anchor can also be extremely helpful in the event of engine trouble. Imported.

   


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48"

22'-26'

 Size: 22'-26' 38-530-362-00
Your Price (each): $63.99
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18"

14' or Smaller

 Size: Fits Boats 14' or Smaller 38-530-352-00
Your Price (each): $33.99
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24"

14'-16'

 Size: 14'-16' 38-530-354-00
Your Price (each): $47.99
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30"

16'-18'

 Size: 16'-18' 38-530-356-00
Your Price (each): $49.99
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36"

18'-20'

 Size: 18'-20' 38-530-358-00
Your Price (each): $60.99
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42"

20'-22'

 Size: 20'-22' 38-530-360-00
Your Price (each): $61.99
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  • Ideal for slow trolling live bait and drift fishing on rivers
  • Rugged, reinforced nylon
  • Won't fray
  • Resistance-free lanyard inverts to empty sock of water

The Bass Pro Shops Drift Anchor is great for slow trolling live bait and drift fishing on rivers. Constructed from rugged, reinforced nylon that will not fray, our Drift Anchor is designed with a resistance-free lanyard that inverts the sock to empty water for an easy retrieval. A Drift Anchor can also be extremely helpful in the event of engine trouble. Imported.

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is there a sock that adjusts on back side of sock
1 month, 2 weeks ago
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stevejp
 - springfield ma.
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yes it is, its got lead in one side and it has some sort of floating foan on the other
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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toyotajonny
 - California
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All sides deploy very quickly and with ease. Soon as it is unlocked all 4 prongs will fall down.
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Is harness buoy necessary?

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I see some drift socks come with harness buoy. For others you can get them separately. Are they necessary?
11 months ago
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Bigonfish
 - IL
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It just convenietly makes other boaters aware that it is there.
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I don;t have a harness or buoy on mine just added a piece of rope to get it out from the boat and it wiil work fine.
8 months ago
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jwfish
 - columbus ohio
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what size do I need?

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I have a 16' Lund (wide model) boat w/Honda OB and need to slow my troll speed @ idle from 2.9mph to 1.5-1.9mph. Which size drift anchor do I need? Is there a better choice (Lindy)?

I would like to pick up at your Atlanta store next week

Thx
2 years, 7 months ago
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The drift anchors are rated for boat size. My boat is 21 foot and the anchor I got was rated for a 22 to 26 foot boat. It works great. I got two so I could drift sideways.
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - SC
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you need the large one
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - PA
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Lindy's chart recommends 25 - 30" for light wind, 36 - 42" for moderate wind, and 48 - 50" for strong wind for a boat 16 - 18' long.
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