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Enhance your boat game with new products like Dock Shoxs, deck plugs, and a sonar mount for a better time out on the water.


Dock Shoxs

Dock shoxs for boat docking


Made of rigid quality material, CDN Dock Shoxs adapt to many different docking situations to protect your boat from nasty dock rash. With a length of 16 or 20 inches, they are easy to store. Sold as a pair.
MSRP: $75-85
www.cdndockshoxs.com


Deck plugs

deck plugs for a boat

The patent-pending design of these deck plugs includes an O-ring to keep compartments dry and help prevent mildew. Made of durable 6061 Aircraft-grade aluminum, they are available in eight colours and hole sizes of 0.75, 1.77, and 2.38 inches. Powder coating and hydro-graphics are optional.
MSRP: $30-45 US
bobsmachine.com

Sonar mount

Sonar mount for forward facing sonar

This innovative product from Fishing Specialties promises to let you deploy your forward-facing sonar in seconds with mounting solutions to suit any boat. Features include a break-away/lift-away feature if an underwater object is contacted unexpectedly. Through-rod cable installation protects the transducer cable from damage.
www.fishingspecialties.com


Originally published in the August 2024 issue of Ontario OUT of DOORS

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