Questions from Fisherman

From: Rex F. (7/10/10)
I was searching the internet researching the “Power Pole” and came across your site. Great idea. Most of my fishing is in Jacksonville, Florida and in less than 5ft of water. This will allow me to drop the forward anchor quietly, drift into position and set it and then keep the boat in one position with your anchor set-up. I got another idea for you…have it come with a boat-hook attachment at the handle end then you have a multi-tool! Taking up less space on a small boat is crucial.
Answer: Rex, thanks for that.  We are in the process of adding those features to the poles. We are going to start offering longer (10′ & 12′) poles with different handles. Thanks again for the suggestion.

From: Clay (7/8/10)
i fish the laguna madre in south tx and was wondering how effective this was in moderate winds say, 15-25 mph.  my boat is a 19′ Fishmaster and i’d be fishing at 3-6′ depths.  my concern would be in winds as such and anchored @ 6′, would it hold?
Answer: Clay, If you had a Bow mount and a Stern mount you would be stuck like a bug in a rug. If you just go with one mount, go with the stern (Classic or Extended). The mount is closest to the water line and you will get the best grip with the pole. Hope that helps

From: Keith D. (7/7/10)
I am interested in purchasing one of the stay puts. My question is which one would be more beneficial the stern mount or bow mount?The boat I would be installing it on would be a 1701 Inshore Mako. Thanks in advance for your cooperation.
Answer: Keith, Looked up a picture of your 1701 Inshore Mako at Google images. From the picture I found either or both the stern mounts or bow mount will work.  Does your boat have trim tabs? If so, go with the Extended Stern Mount. Do you prefer to fish off the front of the boat into the current or wind. Then go with the bow mount. You you want to fully control the position of your boat go with a bow / Extended package. Hope that helps

From: David A. (7/7/10)
I have a 2007 Key West 1720CC Sportsman boat with a trolling motor on the bow.  Do you recommend a bow or stern mount?  Also, what’s the best place to keep an 8′ pole on the boat? thanks, David
Answer: David, Does your boat have trim tabs or a platform on either side of the motor? I looked up pictures of your boat on Google and some of the images show a standing platform connected to the transom. If you don’t have trim tabs or a standing platform, both the bow & either stern mount (Classic or Extended) will work for you.

From: Terry A. (6/28/10)
Hey Mike, Any news on the 10 & 12 foot pole? Terry
Answer: Terry, within the next 3 to 4 weeks. Ordered them yesterday (6/27/10) from the factory. They didn’t tell us when we got the quote that there is a 4 week lead time.  We are trying to shorten that. Stay in touch. We’re getting close.

From: Larry T. (6/25/10)
Will the bow mount system work on my boat…16.1 whitecap made by palm beach boats.
Answer: Larry, I looked up your Palm Beach boat on Google images. The bow has more than enough room for the Bow Mount and EZ release plate. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Leo C. (6/25/10)
Hello, my name is Leo C., and I run a website called fishpittsburgh.com.  I recently saw a fellow competitor using your product in Western Pennsylvania.  It was the first time I had every seen a shallow water anchor like that.  The reason I write to you today is that through the website I do product reviews and articles about products that not every fishermen in the area has read about or seen.  I would love the opportunity to talk to you about setting up a product review.  In Pennsylvania we have a lot of lakes that are limited horsepower of 20 or less, and this is a perfect system. Thank you for your time and I hope to hear from you soon. Sincerely, Leo Cancilla
Answer: Leo, thanks for your interest. We would appreciate the opportunity for you to do a product review. Let me know when you are available. I will make myself available for an interview.

From: Joe P. (6/17/10)
how much longer before you offer the ten foot pole? Any idea how much extra for the two additional two feet at this time?
Answer: Joe, we are looking to have the 10′ pole this month. Look for an update soon.

From: Gary L. (6/14/10)
My question is will you ever develop a transom bracket that attaches to the motor bracket so you wont have to drill holes in a 60G bass boat. Secondly, how about a combination pole that serves as a push pole, holds the boat in place, reaches to 10ft. plus and is telescopic for easy storage. As a guide and tournament pro, this is what I would purchase for my boat. Keep what you have for the small boat guys (cost, simplicity) but the bass boat market is wide open for a product such as what I described.
Answer: Gary, We are in the process of manufacturing a transom bracket. Many of our customers have been asking for the mount without having to drill into the boat. We responded with a design and its in manufacturing as we speak. Will be rolling out soon. Second, we are rolling out longer poles this month (June). Will be making the change to the site soon so people can start ordering them. As for the telescoping part, well that causes weak spots in the pole. we’re still working on that one. Anyway, Gary, thanks for the input. Any interest in being a representative (as a guide or pro) of the product?

From: Donald W. (6/13/10)
I have a 1998 Bay Stealth 1730 Center Console. Will the bow mount fit it?
Answer: Donald, I looked up pictures of a Bay Stealth 1730 on Google images and YES, the bow mount will fit it? Please let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Ken M. (6/12/10)
I need a 10 foot pole. wondering if you can do the stearn mount kit with 10 foot pole. Ken
Answer: Ken, Yes, You can get a stern mount with a 10 foot pole. The UPS shipping for the 10 foot pole and mount is $80.00 (UPS not us). Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Bill F. (6/10/10)
What keeps the pole down so it doesn’t come up and let the boat drift?
Answer: Bill, What keeps the pole down is a little pressure when you set it. Pole diggs in about 4 or 5 inches or so. Once the pole is set the boat does not drift? Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Bob B. (6/9/10)
Me freind and I both have Hewes Red Fishers. We fish primarily for stripers where the bottom runs from soft mud to very hard sand. We have not been able to effectively stake out in the hard sand with our push poles. Is your pole constructed to meet that need? Is it stiff enough, does it have a sharp hard point and would we be able to “lean on” it hard enough to get it to stick? Then the issue becomes pulling it. Does it have an eye on the end to tie a rope for pulling. If you do not have a pole; are you aware of any adaptions that have worked. We are impressed with your stern mount and we prefer to use your system; however we are concerned regarding the pole. Thanks for listening.
Answer: Bob, our poles are very sturdy (3/4″ high strength fiberglass) and will work well for you. The pole does have a sharp point on it. The pole currently does not have an eye on it and I will look at adding something like. If it makes the system better we’ll add it.

From: Chase B. (6/6/10)
I just returned from Lake Erie small mouth fishing. We fished the flats where your product would have been great. I thought of the same idea and considered developing one before I found out about your Stayput. I would love to see a plate mount that would fit between the hull and the trolling motor and one that would bolt directly to the motor bracket. I’m against new holes and the curved shape of my Ranger Boat would not allow the transom mount. A no scuff clamp on version would also be a great idea. I would love to help you develop these items and would be willing to field test the product. I am an avid fisherman and would give honest feedback about product upgrades. I’m also a professional salesman that could promote the product over the expensive Power Pole products. Please call or email me. I would be glad to share my ideas with you.
Answer: Chase, thanks for the input. We have two new designs coming in the next month or so. One for the Stern & one for the Bow. Both will NOT require drilling into the boat itself. Many people have asked us for these designs and we are responding s quick as we can. Also, We now have an affiliate program for online marketers. Click here for  more info… Affiliate Sign Up. We are also looking for dealers reps and retailers in the northeast. I’ll call you.

From: Terry G. (6/2/10)
I fish in 2-4 ft of water but sometimes im in 6-8 ft of water do u have a 10ft pole also.
Answer: Terry, We are going to be offering a 10ft and a 12ft pole very soon. Not able to today. Will most likely be by the end of June.

From: Ralph M. (5/26/10)
I have a 2001 Hewes Redfisher and would like to kow which set up would be best for my boat.
Answer: Ralph, Either a Classic Stern Mount or a Bow mount will work on your 2001 Hewes Redfisher. If staying still is a problem then other people have gone with both. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Wyatt G. (5/25/10)
Does anyone have a stern mount on a Nautic Star 2200. It looks like it might be a problem because on the curved surface on the transom.
Answer: Wyatt, Looked at a couple pictures of the Nautic Star 2200 on Google images. No problem using either the Stern or Bow mounts. Let me know if have any other questions.

From: Ian C. (5/19/10)
Could you please advise me of the cost in australian dollars for a stern mount model spc and delivery to Maitland NSW Australia
Answer: Ian, I am still working on your question and wanted to at least get back to you. The Classic (stern) mount SPC would cost $200.07 AUS dollars. I am still running down the shipping charges and will get that to you ASAP. Hope that helps.

From: Gary L. (5/19/10)
Would this work with the Bass Tracker Pro Crappie 175? 2006 model
Answer: Gary, I looked up a picture of your Bass Tracker Pro Crappie 175 on Google images. Both the Bow and stern mounts will work well on your boat. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Chris B. (5/18/10)
I am interested in the bow mount stayput system. Can you tell me the diameter of the bracket mounting area? I have a 2001 Triton Tr-21 and want to make sure I have the real-estate on the bow to mount this. Can you also tell me how long it is as well? Thank-you
Answer: Chris, The EZ release plate is 6 inches in diameter and the mount itself is about 14inches in length. I looked up a picture of a 2001 Triton Tr-21 on Google images. Looks like you will have enough room either the the right or left and a little behind of your trolling motor  (if you have one). Hope that helps

From: Blake R. (5/12/10)
I have a Triton TR20 Bass boat. How strong of wind and waves will this product be able to stand?
Answer: Blake, I looked up a picture of your Triton TR20 Bass boat on Google images. Nice boat. Several people have purchased our systems for Triton boats. Guys have reported to me that they have been in up to 20 knot winds with no problems. The poles can handle chop though I would say that big waves would be a problem.  System is really designed for shallow water fishing. (8 feet or less) Hope that helps.

From: Robert P. (5/12/10)
I’m wondering if you make a pole that is around 12 feet. Shallow water in Canada is not shallow water down south. And can you shipp to Canada namely Ontario, Canada
Answer: Robert, We are going to be offering a 12 foot pole in the next 30 days. We do ship to Canada thru UPS though it is a bit more than US addresses. We just shipped a Extended/Bow package to Ontario, Canada in April.

From: Tom T. (5/10/10)
I have a 17′ Center Console Cobia with an 85hp Yamaha. It’s not a flats boat, but I do try to work Mosquito Lagoon. I’m interested in the bow mounted and also wonder about using the pole as a push pole? I live in Orlando area.
Answer: Tom, Your Cobia has a very high bow.  Our bow mount will mount just fine. The pole we offer right now is 8 feet, so I don’t think the 8 foot pole will get you into 5 or 6 feet of water. We are in the process of offering a 10, 12 and 14 foot poles. They are not available now and will be soon. Many of the people who get our systems use the poles as a push pole. its a multi-tasker. Hope that helps.

From: Renee D. (5/10/10)
Hi and thanks in advance for your helpful advice. I am searching for a power pole for my husband for Father’s Day. I know nothing! I do know that we fish in the Gulf on the flats and his boat is 17′ Capehorn. Will the Stayput work for us and if so, which model and how do I know if he’d need stern or bow mount? Thanks SOOOO much! I look forward to your helpful and prompt reply. Renee D. Starke, Florida
Answer: Renee, Yes the stay put will work for you. I would suggest going with the Classic (stern) Mount for your Capehorn. Its $169.00 compared to the Power Pole at $1,600. If staying absolutely still is important, get a Classic/Bow Mount package. It' still a third of what a power pole would be.


From: Wyatt G. (5/9/10)
I have a 22 ft Nautic Star Bay Boat. Some of the fishing I do like bream fishing it hard to hold in one place with the trolling motor. I was thinking about a power pole but this system is cheaper. What would be the best stern mount to use for my boat Nautic Star 2200 it would have to mount on the right rear do to I have a ladder on the left.
Answer: Wyatt, Guys with boats like yours go with the extended mount. If staying still is a problem, then go with an extended/bow package. Hope that helps. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Dan W. (5/4/10)
DO YOU HAVE ANY DEALERS AROUND ENGELWOOD  fl.
Answer: Dan, No we do not. We are looking for dealers in that area. If you know of one please refer them to our dealer program.

From: Tom M. (5/2/10)
How do I order the classic / bow mount package?  I don’t see a place to order it on this website.
Answer: Tom, Go To http://Stay-Put-Fishing.com

From: Pat A. (4/29/10)
1. Can you use the 8, 10 or 12 foot pole as a push pole.
2. How does the EZ release mounting plate work.  I am thinking that the bow can come off and if it does, how?
Answer: Pat, Yes, you can use the poles as a push pole. Other people have purchased anchor systems and an extra pole just for that purpose. The EZ release plate mounts permanently to the bow deck and the Bow mount screws into the EZ release plate. That way if you want to get the Bow mount out of the way you don’t have to unscrew from the boat deck and leave open, ugly holes. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Garat (4/29/10)
I am interested in the bow mount model. Questions are: where do you store it when not in use? In a rod holder? What is the ez release clip for? I have a pathfinder 2000v, will I be able to thrumount this unit or just need to screw to deck? Does the pole truly hold in a strong current or is it designed more for flats and calm days? Thanks, Great Idea!!!!
Answer: Garat, Thanks for the questions. When you are talking about storage do you mean the mount or the pole? The pole is stored in the clips that you can mount on your boat where convenient or in a rod holder. The EZ release plate mounts permanently to the Bow. The Bow mount removes from the EZ release plate when necessary and can be stored in any cargo hold. Looked up a picture of your pathfinder 2000v on Google images. From what I can see, no problem mounting the Bow mount with the screws provided. The pole is 3/4 inch high strength fiberglass. We have guys using them from Massachusetts to Florida. On the Mississippi from Minnesota to Louisiana, From Texas to California. The only one ever returned was broken in shipping by UPS and we replaced that one. Let me know if you have other questions.

From: Jimmy H. (4/26/10)
I have a 16.6′ cc boat.  What could you suggest to use on it and also price?  Thank you, Jimmy
Answer: Jimmy, I would recommend the Classic mount ($169.00) IF you do not have trim tabs. If you do have trim tabs go with the Extended ($189.00) mount. Most guys go with the Combo packages that we offer so your boat doesn’t spin a round on you when you are fishing into the current. Hope that helps.

From: Kevin F. (4/25/10)
i have a 20ft sea ark (bay fisher). it has the flotation pods on back, and the deck is low on the front. will your product work? why is it better than the wang anchor? thank -you
Answer: Kevin, Thanks for the questions. Send me a picture of the stern of your boat. I didn’t find a good picture of it on Google images and I don’t know how wide your floatation pods are so I can’t give you an idea of what to put on the stern. From the picture I did find, the bow mount will work just fine. Our mounts are made from aircraft grade aluminium so rust and rust stains on the hull will never be an issue. Let me know if you have any other questions

From: Tim R. (4/24/10)
I am the parts manager for a Wisconsin Marina and would like to order one of your Model SPC anchors.  I however would prefer a 10 or 12 foot pole the ten being the best for our area.  After useing it for awile we may consider being a dealer.  If you need proof that I am in fact from a marine retailer you may also contact me at Harbor Recreation. The first one is for my personal use .  Thank you Tim
Answer: Tim, Thanks for the email. Right now we only have the eight (8) foot poles. We will be offering the ten (10) and twelve (12) foot poles in the next 5 or 6 weeks. If you would like to start the dealer process go to this page: http://stay-put-fishing.com/Become_A_Dealer.html We’ll worry about all the license documents after we get started. Thanks for your support.

From: Chuck B. (4/21/10)
Do you make poles longer than 8′.  I would like a 10′ if available.
Answer: Chuck, thank you for your order. We are going to be offering 10′ pole soon. It is not available now though it is coming in the next 4 to 6 weeks.

From: George L. (4/19/10)
Hi, Looks like a great system! What is the diamator of the base of the bow mount? What are the shipping charges? Thankz
Answer: George, thanks for your comment. The diameter of the bow mount base is 4 1/2 inches. Shipping is $35.00

From: Leon F. (4/16/10)
I would like to get a price for a bow and a stern mount and two spikes.
Answer: Leon, Al, If your boat does not have trim tab then go with the Classic/Bow Mount Package which runs $349.99 plus shipping for both mounts, 2 poles and all the mounting hardware.

From: Capt. Tim D. (4/15/10)
I will be glad to promote your product. My buisness has tapered off. I am somewhat slow and should have time for promotions.
Answer: Tim, thanks for the email. YES, we are accepting applications for marine dealers and sales representatives for the Stay Put Systems.

From: Al “Whitey” (4/15/10)
As far as a package deal,do you advise one bow and one stern.how about fast shipping in  rv camp,two weeks. please call. THANKS
Answer: Al, If your boat does not have trim tab then go with the Classic/Bow Mount Package. After you order, we can get the order shipped out in 48 hours.

From: Mike D (4/8/10)
What all does the bow kit come with?  How long is the pole?
Answer: Mike, the Bow Mount comes with the bow mount, the ez release plate, an 8 foot pole, and mounting screws.

From: Steve P (4/7/10)
I am very interested in the shallow water anchor for the stern of my Hewes Redfisher, which model should I order? Also have you considered making a mount for the leg of a poling platfom to avoid drilling holes in the transom? Thanks Steve
Answer: Steve, thanks for the question. I looked at an image of your Hewes Redfisher on Google. Either the bow or stern mount will work just fine. If you go with a stern mount the classic is what you need if you don’t have trim tabs. A lot of guys are getting the Bow / Stern package to stay straight in a current. To answer your second question, yes. We are currently looking at designing a mount that bolts to the jack plate. I’ll send out an email when that is available.

From: John R (4/4/10)
I have a 2003 Polar (19ft) center console with a 115 Yamaha.  I fish is the Gulf mostly.  On the bow mount (with an 8ft pole)knowing the bow is higher, the amount of pole in the water would mean you could only anchor in waters less then 5 foot.  Is this the reason for both Bow and Stern systems? Am I correct in my thoughts?  Thanks
Answer: John,Thanks for the question. We are working on offering 10′ and 12′ poles. Coming soon. I’ll send out an email when we get them in. Most people buy the bow and stern mounts to fix the boat in a position quickly. Its fast, silent and easy.

From: George A (4/4/10)
Is the spike guarentteed for lifetime?
Answer: George, thanks for the question. Yes, the spike is guarentteed for life

From: Tom M (4/1/10)
I fish in an area that is mostly rock, oister bars and other hard bottom.  Is there anything to keep constant pressure on the system to hold you in place.  Your webpage doesn’t explain how the system works other than the obvious.
Answer: Tom, we don’t currently have anything that would apply constant pressure. the system is designed to dig into the sand or mud of a lake or stream bottom.

From: Scott L (3/31/10)
I was just wondering where you are located and if you know of any stores in the Ottawa, ON (Canada) area that sell your product.  Thank you, Scott L.
Answer: Scott, we are in Daytona Beach, Florida. We do not have any retail stores in Canada and we are looking for dealers, distributors and representatives. Fill out an application on our site and you will be the first in Ottawa.

From: Mike (3/31/10)
When you order the package deal, does it come with two poles and all of the hardware? Thanks. Mike
Answer: Mike, Yes… We provide Two (2) poles and all of the hardware. Let me know if you have any other questions.

From: Roy C (3/24/10)
I’m interested in Bass Boat and Multi-species Boat applications / installations. As the former President of the RI BASS Federation Nation and current officer of my Bass Club, I would imagine several people in my area (Rhode Island / Massachusetts) should be interested in an economical alternative to the costly Power Pole. I’m interested in various self-installation alternatives you may shed light on. I can see one huge advantage to your product in a headwind with the bow mounted system. Thanks, Roy
Answer: Roy, about 40% of the people who call or email us ask us for our bow mount after they have purchased a Power Pole. The other 60% tell us, “Thank God I found your site before I wrote a check for $1,600. Thanks for your input. We appreciate your support.

From: David P (3/22/10)
I came across your site while searching for power poles. I really would prefer your system over the power poles setup. I am a crappie fishermen fishing in the CrappieMasters and Crappie USA fishing circuit. I was wondering if you have some kind of affliate program for semi pro fishermen. I think your product would be huge in our type of fishing setups. I would be more than happy to pass out literature at seminars and display your sticker on my boat. What ever you prefer. I think your bow mount setup would really be a hit with crappie fisherman. Thanks David P
Answer: David, thank you very much. Yes, we now offer an affiliate program. Just go to the site and register.

From: Jimmy W (3/15/10)
I am considering purchasing your bow mounted product and would like to know that if I also purchased an extra E-Z release mounting plate to put on the stern does that mean that if the circumstance warrants that I could remove the mount from the bow to use on the stern? thanks.
Answer: Jimmy, Yes you could do that.

From: Josh T (3/14/10)
I just bought a 2003 scout 145. I have no idea what I’m doing when it comes to mechanics or installation. Would I be able to install your product with ease? Is the only tool needed an electric screwdriver? Does this product mount on any fiberglass boat. The scout is in mint condition and I don’t want to damage it during installation. Thanks
Answer: Josh, I looked up a picture of the 2003 scout 145 on google. Looks like either a Stern (Classic) or Bow Mount will do the trick. Our mount are very easy to install and many, many people have installed them on fiberglass boats. If your not mechanically inclined then you might what to take it to a marine shop and have them install it. That way you can be guaranteed not to damage your boat.

From: Jim R (3/11/10)
I have a 20′ champion bass boat w/200hp motor, fish in windy conditions approx 25 mph.whereas I need the boat locked down tight. I dont want it to swap end to end and need it to stay in place quietly. What set up do you recommend?
Answer: I looked up photos of your boat on Google. I would go with an Extend Mount and a Bow Mount package. Drop both poles and that boat ain’t goin anywhere.

From: JD (3/7/10)
Does the bow mount kit come with brackets to hold the spike when not in use?
Answer: Yes,  Our all our mounts come with two clips to secure the pole when it is not in use.

From: Kawarth Lakes Guiding Service (3/7/10)
Do you have any Canadian retailers ?
Answer: No. We do not have any Canadian retailers. We did just launch our dealer program if you would like to become one.

From: Brooks J (2/24/10)
Mississippi river for catfishing.  Usually anchor in 4 to 9 feet sand or rocks in an 18′ River Pro (Hi Pro).  Will the product perform?
Answer: Yes, we have several people using the system on the Mississippi from Minnesota to Louisiana.

From: James D (2/16/10)
I am interested in your product. I am a full time guide in Saint Augustine and I was wondering if you have a guide program?
Answer: Yes, we have a Guide program, a Dealer program and an Affiliate program.

From: Brian H (2/13/10)
I was looking at getting a powerpole but came across this on the internet.  Which one would you prefer for a 19ft Mako CC with a 115hp merc.  Bow or stern.  What is the maxium depth that the anchor will anchor the boat.
Answer: If you are using a trolling motor on the bow start with a Classic or Extended (stern) mount. Some people are buying both in a package so they don’t wear put the trolling motor. Currently we offer a 8 foot pole, so your good in about 7 feet of water. (We are in the process of offering 10′ poles. I’ll let everyone know when we get them in)

From: Jerry K (1/27/10)    evergladesbackcountry.com
I’m a guide in the 10k Isl. Bought a Egret 16’7″ a couple months ago and have heard great stuff about your Stay put anchore. What do you recommend.
Answer: Start with a Classic (stern) Mount

From: Ryan N (1/9/10)
I’m really interested in this system. I’m tired of dragging anchors along waiting for them to catch (tried several styles) just to drift past my fishing hole. I own a 21ft Mako 2101 inshore boat w/ 200 Merc. This is a decent size boat and pretty heavy. I would go with no less than the bow and stern mount to hold the boat from swiveling around. Where we fish there is always at least a 15 mph wind, with gusts up to 35 mph sometimes. Will stern and bow mount system hold my boat without breaking? Also, is the classic/bow mount package for $349 include both brackets, spikes, and all hardware to mount up?
Answer: Yes, the bow & stern mounts will completely stop you from drifting. Packages include both brackets, two poles, mounting hardware and storage clips for the poles.

From: Jim A (12/15/09)
Can you give me the footprint of the bracket i am very interested in the stern mount i would like to see if i can fit it in between my motor and my trim tab. And how far off the water line should the bracket be installed. I almost bought a power pole before I stumbled on your web site , great product.
Ans: The stern mounts are 4″x6″. With trim tabs we recommend the Extended mount. Install the mount about 2 inches above the water line.

From: Gerald (11/21/09)
I have a Champion 220 Bay Champ with Yamaha F150.
Ques: Will this pole hold that boat in tide changes along the Gulf Coast?
Ans: Yes it will. I have never had a customer come back and say they had a problem.

Ques: Would you recommend a bow or stern mount and why the one over the other?
Ans: I would recommend a stern mount for your boat. The stern mount gets the bracket closer to the water line on your boat

From: Mike (11/22/09)
Ques: How easy is it to remove the bow mounted anchoring system with the e-z to remove mount?
Ans: Takes about 2 minutes

Ques: Looks like a great product idea if there is no noise in the bracket or between the pole and aluminum mount.
Ans: The pole is fiberglass and the mounts are aircraft grade aluminum. No noise at all once the pole is in the bracket.

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How big of a boat will anchor system hold?
Answer: We have used the Stay Put Anchor in boats up to 20 feet.

What type weather conditions?
Answer: We have been out on some fairly windy days (15 to 20 mph) and the boat did not move at all.

Due the Components have a Warranty?
Answer: Yes... Lifetime Warrantee

What is the Price for Replacement Spikes?
Answer: $59.97

Is the replacement spike sold as the entire 8.75 foot spike with comfort grip?
Answer: Yes, the replacement spike is sold and shipped as one piece

Would this work on a two-man bass boat?
Answer: Yes... I does work on a 2 man bass boat.

My boat is a 12′ Sun Dolphin. Which system would you recommend?
Answer: I would recommend the Extended Mount Model or the Bow Mount Model

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If you have any more questions, please send them along.

Mike G.
Daytona

Stay Put Fishing Anchors