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The only drag about fishing should be drift speed. Set your boat's ideal speed and drift the day away with the Bass Pro Shops® Extreme Drift Anchor. Its new strap reinforcement design provides lasting, durable performance. A 76" tethering strap with corrosion-resistant clips offer quick and easy attachment, and the keel-and-float system deploys fast and prevents spinning. Fine-tuning your drifting and trolling speeds has never been easier with the Bass Pro Shops Extreme Drift Anchor.
New strap reinforcement design
Keel-and-float system
Includes 76" tethering strap with corrosion-resistant clips
Web ID: 1410250621443
Rated 5 out of
5 by
racin_rusty from
Very ImpressedThe price is right and it works. Had to have a couple more.
Date published: 2017-10-27
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Michelle from
Best purchaseI bought this to slow down my 115hp motor for trolling and it worked amazingly!! Bought 2 for each side of my boat - attached them on the front cleat so it would stay clear of the motor and fishing line. This slowed down my boat and was easy to set up! Definitely a worthwhile purchase.
Date published: 2017-07-28
Rated 5 out of
5 by
G17Steve from
Great Drift AnchorsVery nice! I had no idea what to expect when I order these, Figured they'd be a bit cheap but I was wrong. Also, I had no idea about sizing. After reading some reviews I decided on two 30" anchors. I drift for catfish from a 1756 flatbottom with 28' sides. Both these out the rear of the boat are perfect in up to 20mph winds. After drying they even fold up and fit back in their mesh bags!
Date published: 2017-04-24
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Grumpy24 from
A must have product when jigging holesI purchased a 30" drift anchor for my Nitro 750dlx it works ok but should have purchased 2 in order to hold the boat still it needs to be anchored at both ends. I should have thought of that when I purchased it and that's my fault the product is very durable a must have for jigging weed beds on a windy day.
Thank you for your inquiry! This video from our experts should help explain how to use this properly and to get sizes for a kayak.
https://1source.basspro.com/index.php/component/k2/127-boating-info/2270-boat-control-guide-to-buying-using-drift-socks-video
Answered by: BPSResource3
Date published: 2018-08-05
Is this a framed or frameless drift anchor
Asked by: MandM2
Per the Manufacturer - "The drift anchor is frameless"
Answered by: BPSResource8
Date published: 2018-08-06
How does wind sock work?
Asked by: Duxy
Thank you for your inquiry! This video from our experts should help explain how to use this properly.
https://1source.basspro.com/index.php/component/k2/127-boating-info/2270-boat-control-guide-to-buying-using-drift-socks-video
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-06-21
what material is it made from now the last one I bought rotted away in 2 years. I don't want another one like that .
Asked by: Hook23
How are these measured? I currently own a set but want to purchase another set but can’t remember what size I currently own and don’t want to order the same size twice. Thanks
Asked by: Doggie Paddle
Boat Length - 14 ft. or Smaller. Light/Breezy Wind. 18 - 24 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. Get the 25 -30 in. Sock.
Boat Length - 16 - 18 ft. Light/Breezy Wind. 25 - 30 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. Get the 36 - 42 in. Sock. Heavy/Strong Wind. ...
Boat Length - 20 ft. or Larger. Light/Breezy Wind. 36 - 42 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. Get the 48 - 50 in. Sock.
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-05-06
How big of a drift sock do I need for 175 tracker boat?
Asked by: Tim55
Boat Length - 14 ft. or Smaller. Light/Breezy Wind. 18 - 24 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. 25 -30 in. Sock. ...
Boat Length - 16 - 18 ft. Light/Breezy Wind. 25 - 30 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. 36 - 42 in. Sock. Heavy/Strong Wind. ...
Boat Length - 20 ft. or Larger. Light/Breezy Wind. 36 - 42 in. Sock. Moderate Wind. 48 - 50 in. Sock.
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-04-18
I have a 17ft boat..thus will need 2 drift socks...(36" and 42")...fishing on Lake Erie for first time ...what else do I need...Harness of some type...dump line? I've never used this equipment, so need some advice please
Asked by: Rhiny
Hi, you might be inclined to just try using a rope to attach the drift sock to the boat but a drift harness is a much better option. Try the Outdoor World Marine Drift Anchor Harness SKU: 1487950, which you attach your drift anchor to the boat.
The buoy or “float” on the harness serves two purposes.
It helps keep the sock towards the surface of the water while in use which optimizes performance and also keeps it on the surface if it is removed from the boat. You may accidentally lose the drift sock (it happens).
When landing a big catfish the best option at times is to drop the drift sock from the side of the boat , land the fish and then go back and retrieve the sock.
How To Use A Drift Sock
Using the drift sock is pretty easy.
Attach the harness to the sock. Attach the other end of the harness to the boat. Throw the sock in the water. Once it hits the water it will “open up” and start to drag water.
Where you attach the sock on the boat will depend on your preferred method of drifting. If you’re fishing from the side of the boat with a single drift sock then most boats need the sock in the middle or front portion of the boat.
Answered by: BPSResource7
Date published: 2018-04-06
What is does the size actually measure? The circumference or depth of the bag?
