Fish Finder Mount 1.5" Ball Base for Kayak, Marine Electronic Mount for Boat, Universal Mounting Plate, Transducer Mounting Arm, Compatible with Scotty, Lowrance, Garmin Fish Finder

Works great with track system. Easy to install and remove. Very adjustable.

The installation needs a drill and the screws otherwise it will be very difficult. The value is very good as many things come along in the package both the rail system and the fish finder holder. Worked well with my garmin striker 4 on my nucanoe flint, the adjustability is easy and nice but you have to keep the right tension, the build quality is mostly plastic but it's good either way, very versatile for mostly any kayak

This thing is exactly what I was looking for. I use it on a kayak with a garmin striker and it is sturdy and a perfect match. The arm has alot of adjustment if you need to get over the side of the boat or go up or down. Vary pleased with the purchase.

This is a good product. I broke my first arm while being snagged and blown in the wind on my kayak. A log caught it and the arm cracked which later fell all the way off. It is not quite as robust as it could be. The arm broke at the base where the arm is fairly thin in comparison to the durability of the rest of the product. Otherwise, the drag it creates is minimal as the arm hugs close to the vessel. It's got good adjustability for the arm with transducer and it's great it comes with its own track to mount it. I would buy it again if need be.

I used this mount for a Garmin Striker 4. The display part of the Garmin attached easily to the plate using the pre-drilled holes in the mount. The locknuts are in a tight spot so you may need needlenose pliers or similar to hold the nuts in place while you tighten the screws. The track also mounts easily to the kayak. Note that the mount only comes with four screws for the track, so you may want to buy four more to make sure all eight of the holes in the track are used. I added a dab of marine sealant before driving in each of the screws. Mounting the transducer to the arm ended up being easy once I figured out how to make it work. You'll see in the photos that I included the hull mount with the transducer because it keeps the transducer locked in position, rather than flopping around. This configuration required me to buy a slightly longer #10 machine bolt (I also bought a #10 locknut just to be safe). I think the bolt I bought ended up being 2.5 inches long. Once everything was tightened up, the transducer was locked into position. Hopefully the photos help those of you with the Garmin Striker 4 units!

I put this on my fishing kayak. Super easy to install and works great! The adjustability worked well for my setup.

These just seem expensive for being injection molded plastic, but they get the job done, I mounted a Garmin striker 4 to my kayak. The rail/mount is unfortunately proprietary for their rail mount so to mount this on already existing rails on your kayak you have to get creative.

I was expecting it to be a tier below some of the more expensive bigger-name brand mounts but I'm VERY happy with it. Seems to be very well designed and built.