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Lewmar Shallow Water Anchors
Lewmar Jack Plate Mounting Bracket, white finish
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Jack Plate Mounting Bracket

SKU #: 2024028465

Mount your Axis or Vector to the jack plate — no hull drilling, no motor removal, DIY port or starboard.

$249.95

Mount your Axis or Vector anchor via the jack plate — no hull drilling, no motor removal required. E-coated aluminum construction with DIY port or starboard installation. Compatible with the Quick Release bracket for tool-free anchor removal. Available in black and white.

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Lewmar Jack Plate Mounting Bracket black, beauty angle showing bracket arms and powder-coated aluminum finish

No Holes. No Problem.

Jack Plate Bracket — mount your anchor without drilling the hull.

No Holes. No Problem.

Mount Once. Fish More.

The Lewmar Jack Plate Mounting Bracket lets you run a Lewmar Axis or Vector shallow water anchor on a jack-plated boat without drilling a single hole in the hull or pulling the motor off to access the transom.

The bracket bolts directly to your existing jack plate — the same hardware that's already in place to adjust your motor height. Installation is port or starboard, DIY, and includes all fasteners. The E-coated aluminum finish handles multi-season saltwater exposure; re-coat or replace the bracket hardware at your annual service, not every spring.

Stack with the Quick Release. Add Lewmar's Quick Release Mounting Bracket (sold separately, $79.95) to the jack plate bracket and you can slide the anchor off for trailering, storage, or vessel swaps without touching a bolt. The combination is the most common two-bracket setup among tournament anglers running jack-plated bay and flats boats.

Jack Plate Bracket — Common Questions

The Lewmar Jack Plate Mounting Bracket is designed to attach to standard setups. Compatibility depends on your jack plate's mounting surface geometry and available bolt spacing. Most Bob's Machine Shop, Atlas, and CMC jack plates are compatible. Verify your jack plate has a flat mounting face and accessible fastener points on the port or starboard side before ordering.