Check Your Mount Before You Check Out
Your boat's transom determines how your shallow water anchor is installed. Some boats can mount directly, while others require a mounting bracket. Use the guide below to make sure you have everything you need before checkout.
- Direct Mount Compatible
Flat Transom
For boats with a flat transom, free from trim tab or outboard motor interference, and interior access, your anchor can mount directly to the boat with the included sturdy mounting plate — no additional mounting bracket required.
- Mounting Bracket Required
Curved or Shaped Transom
If your transom is curved, stepped, or lacks sufficient mounting space, you'll need a mounting bracket for proper installation.
Explore Mounting Brackets - Jack Plate Mount Recommended
Existing Jack Plate
Boats already equipped with a jack plate should use the jack plate mounting bracket for a clean installation that preserves the transom.
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Pontoon or Deck Boat
Pontoon and deck boats require the pontoon mounting bracket for proper positioning and performance.
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Quick Release Bracket
Add quick, slide-out removal to any Lewmar mounting configuration, including direct transom installations. The Quick Release mounting bracket installs between your anchor and its mounting point, allowing you to remove your anchor in seconds.
- Works with all Lewmar mounting solutions
- Easier winter storage and maintenance
- Easily transfer your anchor between compatible boats
Already Have a Bracket?
Good news! All Lewmar shallow water anchors use the industry-standard four-hole mounting pattern — direct drop-in compatibility with existing Power-Pole® and Minn Kota® bracket setups.
- Direct drop-in fit for industry-standard 4-bolt mounts
- No drilling or transom modifications required
- Reuses your existing bracket and mounting hardware