GT175 Generation II GearTrac™ 8'' (GT175G2-08)

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Add a whole new level of versatility to your kayak, canoe, power boat, ATV, ORV, tractor, or other vehicle with the GT175 Generation II GearTrac™ from YakAttack! This heavy duty surface mount track provides a platform that's not only adjustable, but fully configurable, enabling unparalleled versatility for accessory mounting! Includes #10 blunt tip stainless steel thread forming screws. Install with the optional FullBack™ backing plate for ultra duty security. The GT175 Generation II GearTrac™ is a true surface mount and doesn't require Inside access for instillation.

 

  • Designed for harsh marine environments
  • Compatible with 1/2" wide track hardware
  • Topside installation, no backside access required 
  • Hole pattern 1-5/16" Wd X 1-3/4" Lg
  • U.S. Pat. No. 9,671,060 B1
  • Made in the USA
  • Covered by our Built for Life Guarantee
  • SKU: GT175G2-08
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​Barry Davis, of Startex, S.C., won the Huk Bassmaster B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series at Mississippi River powered by TourneyX presented by Abu Garcia with a five-fish limit measuring 88 inches.
Photo by B.A.S.S.

August 15, 2020
 
Davis Fishes Familiar Habitat For La Crosse Win
 
LA CROSSE, Wisc. — He was more than 700 miles from home, but Barry Davis of Startex, S.C., targeted a familiar scenario to win the Huk B.A.S.S. Nation Kayak Series at the Mississippi River powered by TourneyX presented by Abu Garcia. Davis’ five fish measured 88 inches.


Davis’ individual fish were 18 1/2, 18 1/4, 17 3/4, 17 1/4 and 16 1/4. For his achievement, he earned a $5,553 prize package of cash and merchandise.


In the third of five regular-season events, anglers were allowed to launch at any public ramp or public access area within tournament waters, which comprised of Upper Mississippi Pools 7, 8 and 9, along with any connecting creeks and canals. Fishing from a Bonafide SS127, Davis fished Pool 9 and spent his day focusing on sloughs with habitat similar to his home waters.


“I was fishing the crossover sloughs midpool all day long,” Davis said. “I was fishing 6 feet or less on cut-back banks with wood close by. The key was I found where current was in a bend that had laydowns all in it.


“With that cut-back bank, I’m familiar with fishing th