YakAttack Rectangular Fish Finder Mount

Awesome fishfinder mount. I LOVE the YakAttack equipment, really well made and thought out. There quick release mounts are stronger, easier to use, and easier to install than the other brands. The only issue they have, which they should try to fix is there is always a tiny bit of wiggle on the base attachment when it is locked, but it is minor. The other thing that could be better on this unit is the ability to swivel the top part that attaches to the display. You can swivel the base and adjust the arm to do the same thing for the most part, but a swivel top would make it perfect. I recommend their products though.

Works great the quick release is nice but I wish there was a bit less play

Paired this bad boy with my Garmin 93sv and it’s holding strong. There’s a little wiggle, but nothing that’ll ruin your day—especially when you compare it to the Kiwi competitor (insert sheep-related pun here ). Let’s just say this one doesn’t bail when the boat rocks. I used a MightyMount , attached the fish finder mount and added a LockNLoad Extension Arm with a camera mount—perfect for filming yourself while you ID fish or stare into the abyss with LiveScope. Whether you're chasing slabs or just flexing your setup on YouTube, this rig’s got you covered. Overall, it’s a solid, versatile mount that plays well with accessories and doesn’t flinch under pressure. Fish on, film on

Great mount used on my pdl120. The mount is secure but not completely stable, there is a little wobble but does not affect the fish finder and not a deal breaker.

I added the YakAttack LockNLoad Fish Finder Mount to my kayak setup to secure my fish finder and make it easier to view sonar data while fishing, and it has been a noticeable upgrade over standard ball-mount systems. Right away, the LockNLoad mounting system stood out — it provides a stable, secure attachment that doesn’t slip, rotate, or wiggle once locked into the track. I mounted it on my kayak’s rail track and was impressed by how solid it holds even larger displays, giving me confidence in rough-water conditions. The system works with most kayak tracks like YakAttack’s MightyMount and GearTrac, and a wide range of fish finder brands and models fit right on the mount. Installation was straightforward with the included hardware, and the adjustability makes it easy to position the screen exactly where I need it for visibility and glare reduction while paddling. Over multiple trips, it hasn’t loosened or shifted, and the low-profile footprint means it doesn’t get in the way when I’m casting or changing hands. Overall, this mount delivers on both security and versatility, making it a valuable addition if you’re running a fish finder on a kayak, canoe, or small boat. The peace of mind that comes with a tight, adjustable mount is well worth it, and it genuinely enhances the fishing experience. Highly recommended for serious anglers and weekend paddlers alike.

Works amazing just as it should

This thing is great. People talk about filing or drilling i to the base of the garmin echomap but I have a 73cv and I didn't have to do any of that. Just place the screws where they are supposed to go and the plastic is soft enough that if you start to screw it in they will begin to thread I to the base. Doesn't come with I structures but is pretty common sense to put together

It's a great mount but they sent me a used one.