Upgrade your fishing setup with a reliable way to position your LiveScope Plus LVS34 transducer right on the trolling motor barrel. This mount transforms how you track fish in real-time, keeping your sonar view steady even in choppy waters. Anglers who chase bass in shallow bays or walleye in deeper lakes swear by this hands-free solution that lets you focus on casting and reeling.

Seamless Integration with Your Trolling Motor

Designed for the barrel shaft of popular electric trolling motors, this mount grips securely without slipping. The innovative molded teeth adjust to match any diameter, from slimmer profiles to beefier ones. No more wrestling with makeshift brackets or zip ties that fail mid-fight with a trophy fish. It positions the transducer for optimal downward and forward-facing scans, giving you a clearer picture of structure, baitfish schools, and lurking predators.

Built for the Demands of Serious Angling

Crafted from rugged, corrosion-resistant materials, it stands up to saltwater sprays, freshwater splashes, and the constant vibration of a motor at work. The quick-release mechanism makes stowing your boat effortless—remove it in seconds when trailering or switching to another rod setup. This isn't just a mount; it's a game-changer for tournament pros and weekend warriors who demand precision without the hassle.

Enhance Your LiveScope Experience

Pairing this with your LVS34 transducer unlocks sharper images and wider coverage. Imagine spotting a school of crappie suspended 20 feet down while you're idling through a weedline, or watching a muskie follow your lure from 50 yards out. The adjustable angle lets you fine-tune for your boat's hull design or preferred scanning direction, reducing blind spots and maximizing strike detection.

Easy Setup for Instant Results

Installation boils down to a few simple steps: slide it onto the barrel, tighten the clamp using the teeth for a custom fit, and attach your transducer. No tools required beyond what's in your tackle box, and it's done in under five minutes. Test it on the water by running slow-speed passes—adjust as needed for the smoothest glide and clearest returns. Pro tip: Apply a light coat of marine grease to the clamp for extra longevity in humid conditions.

Tips from Seasoned Anglers

To get the most out of your setup, mount the transducer slightly forward on the barrel for better forward-facing sonar performance during drifts. In windy conditions, pair it with a stabilizer arm to minimize bounce. Regularly inspect the teeth for wear after heavy use, especially if you're flipping through thick hydraulics. This mount shines in multi-species pursuits, from jigging perch to trolling spoons for salmon.