Nothing stops you like power-pole shallow-water anchors sportfishing requires the ability to stop your boat and work an area quickly and quietly as you spot or catch your fish with powerful shallow

John Oliverio John Oliverio is the brainpower behind the Power-Pole® shallow water anchor. Literally fishing all his life, it took a real angler to design the next generation of boat control technology.

Auto drive Talon packs up to twice the anchoring. And retracting force of the competition. And features Auto Drive for the most secure hold on the water. Once the spike reaches the bottom auto.

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Anchor lengths of 8 and 10 feet allow you to securely hold in fresh or saltwater. Our fastest deploying and strongest holding anchor system is available in your choice of colors, blue, red, black or white with durable powder coated finish.

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In salt water, anglers use shallow-water anchors largely on bay boats and hybrids, but also on some flats skiffs and Texas sleds. These systems mount on the transom and incorporate a composite spike that can be driven into bottom material such as mud or sand.

2000 In 2000, John completed the first production model and named it the “Power-Pole.” Soon after, he introduced it during an IFA redfish tournament, where renowned saltwater pro Greg Watts took notice.

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Water don't put your power poles. Way down into the mud. Because. It sometimes will get a little bit stuck. So just put them down just far enough wait until your boat stops.

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