Find the right mounting setup for your Lewmar shallow water anchor — compare Jack Plate, Motor Mount, Pontoon Deck, and Quick Release options for your boat.
Five ways to mount a Lewmar Axis or Vector anchor — pick the one that matches your transom, your hardware, and how often you need the anchor off the boat.
A dovetail-style mounting interface that lets your anchor slide on and off in seconds — no tools, no bolts.
Why Add Quick Release?
Compatible With:
Attaches directly to an existing jack plate, eliminating the need to drill additional holes into the transom.
Why Choose Jack Plate?
Compatible With:
Installs between the outboard and transom to create a secure anchor mounting point on curved or limited-clearance transoms.
Why Choose Motor Mount?
Compatible With:
Purpose-built for pontoon and deck boat applications where traditional transom mounting isn't practical.
Why Choose Pontoon Deck Mount?
Compatible With:
Already Have a Bracket?
Good news! All Lewmar shallow water anchors use the industry-standard four-hole mounting pattern, making them compatible with virtually any mounting bracket on the market.
Watch our step-by-step walkthrough showing how the Axis shallow water anchor mounts directly to existing Power-Pole® bracket patterns — no additional drilling required.
“Super easy install and will also mount to Minn Kota® Talon® or Raptor® mounts. Very happy with these and highly recommend these over other brands.”
Direct Transom Standard installation method | Jack Plate Mount Integrates with your existing jack plate | Motor Mount For boats with limited transom space | Pontoon Mount For pontoon and tritoon boats | Most Versatile Quick Release Bracket Tool-free removal from any mount | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Standard installation method | Integrates with existing jack plate setups | Alternative mounting location for boats with limited transom options | Adapts shallow water anchoring to pontoon layouts | Allows fast anchor removal and reinstallation |
| Mounting Location | Boat transom | Existing jack plate | Between transom and outboard | Pontoon deck structure | Between anchor and mount |
| Additional Bracket Required | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Uses Existing Boat Hardware | No | Yes | Yes | No | No |
| Preserves Transom Integrity | No | Yes | Yes | N/A | N/A |
| Best For | Boats with suitable transom space | Boats already equipped with a jack plate | Boats with limited transom access or clearance | Pontoon and tritoon boats | Owners who want easy removal for storage, maintenance, or transport |
| Axis Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Vector Compatible | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ |
| Shop Jack Plate | Shop Motor Mount | Shop Pontoon Mount | Shop Quick Release |
Direct Transom Mount
General installation support for standard direct transom mounting — no additional bracket required.
Jack Plate Mount
Installation guide for mounting the anchor system to a hydraulic or manual jack plate.
Motor Mount
Installation guide for attaching the anchor between a compatible outboard motor mount and the transom.
Pontoon Deck Mount
Installation guide for deck-mounted installations on pontoon and tritoon boats.
Quick Release Mount
Installation guide for the Lewmar quick release bracket — fits most center-console and bass boat transoms.
Call 574-971-2773 (Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM ET) or send us a message — our team can help you match a bracket to your boat before you order.
