Here @ Shut Up And Fish.com we are happy to Introduce the "PoleDucer" Transducer Mounting System. This transducer mounting system gives anglers the ability to keep the transducer pointed at there target and increase accuracy in pinpointing the bait to the intended target w/out the trolling motor skewing the image when moving left to right etc...
The shaft is made up of quality marine grade fiberglass with stainless steel components and a 2.25" D Ram Mount. The PoleDucer Transducer Mounting System accepts most transducers on the market including the Humminbird 360 imaging and the Garmin LiveScope transducer.
We are now taking pre-orders and we will have the product ready for shipping, local pickup, and or installed on your boat by mid-late January 2019.

Image is of the Garmin LiveScope Transducer mounted the the PoleDucer


Travel position from waypoint to waypoint




Stowed position






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What's the price?

$249.00 includes the Ram Mount $149.00 w/out the Ram Mount.

are these poleducers factory made and assembled or homemade.?

Did you sell that old man a navigator to look at all those screens he's got on the front deck now??

Great Question...

Not Home Made. After I put the Garmin LiveScope on my boat and the transducer on the trolling motor per installation instructions I saw right away that I wanted the transducer on a stationary shaft. This would allow for me to point the transducer at my target while my trolling motor does what it does to hold my position. We made a prototype and it was exactly what we were looking for.
My partner went out in search of a company that would listen to our needs. He found such a group that would listen to his OD (outside diameter) and ID (inside diameter) spec' and they developed the 60" shaft out of fiberglass utilizing a marine grade resin for strength and longevity. The inside diameter allows for the transducer cable to be run inside the shaft eliminating the need to have the transducer cable secured somehow outside the shaft. This was part of the simple appearance we were looking for. The other components that complete the unit are your typical hardware components and then you have your typical D Size 2.25" RamMount to make up the PoleDucer. Other optional features like a handle will be available once we decide which style we choose to go with. The fiberglass shaft along with the RamMount allow for the "break-away" factor thus not causing damage to the shaft or transducer if striking an underwater object.
For those that have an electric-steer trolling motor like the xi3, xi5, Ulterra, Terrova or PowerDrive V2 The PoleDucer is simply another option to mount the transducer to instead of purchasing the cable guard system required from other companies to mount a transducer to those type trolling motors. The PoleDucer allows the angler direct control to point the transducer at any given target and not have their images skewed by the trolling motor turning left/right etc...That being said the PoleDucer is also a great option for any transducer and can be rotated in a 360-degree fashion to see all around your boat.
Simple, Yet Effective
PoleDucer - Patent Pending...

You do know that he is my guinea pig right? LOL

We actually removed his 360 transducer and his dedicated unit for the 360 and moved the Garmin unit onto the deck and off the direct bow. Cleaned him up a bit so now he does not look like the electronics counter at the Bass Pro Shops as much.

well done!! should last forever!

Excellent David, ....Necessity is the mother of invention.

It means, roughly, that the primary driving force for most new inventions is a need.

Just what I need.....friends like you two
Also seems that I should get some sort of commission outta all those pictures

That�s the guinea pig part...

Nice work David! I was wondering how all that would turn out, and I am glad to see it is not like someone else's christmas display.

I got you hooked up! For $.50 more you can upgrade from medium fries to large fries! Livin large!!!

Dang it, I thought the tread title said poledancer

That would be Biggie Size for short...lol