Photograph by Adam Hayes
Lowrance takes a huge leap forward in the kayak fishing industry making use of the Tallon Socket System and universal scupper mount. Its made for skimmer and HDS transducers, and, we honesty, don't see why the setup wouldn't work for other manufacturers.The Lowrance Tallon combination make for an ultra slick and easy to remove fish finder install. Check out the photos and video shot yesterday from the ICAST floor. Thanks Adam for hooking us up with this first glimpse of this sweet system.
Closeup of the Tallon Socket System and Lowrance fish finder mounted on a Ram Ball Mount.
With the universal scupper mount, the transducer wires run through the scupper hole and capped, leaving a clean snagfree install.
Underside of the hull, the Lowrance transducer is mounted through the scupper hole with the universal scupper mount.
Here is a quick video Adam shot of the Lowrance install with the Tallon Socket System.
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