Best Budget Shallow water anchors: Lewmar Vector

[@TinyBoatNation]

*Lewmar Anchors:* tbnation.net/products/lewmar-vector-manual-shallow-water-anchor
*OnTheFly Jack Plate:* tbnation.net/products/onthefly-jackplate-manual-adjustable

[@WayneTheBoatGuy]

When I think shallow water anchor, I think cinder block on a string! These are so much cooler (and look to be a lot more stable)

[@SouthernStyleLawnCare]

Those are awesome man! Thats what I need. Would love to make a review video for Lewmar if they are sending them out for video reviews. Would those hold a 1754?

[@tombarse7252]

How do they do in current?

[@robmclaughlin420]

Have you ever broken a spud pole?

[@TinyBoatNation]

No

[@Gstylefishing-zv6fh]

🎣🎣🎣👍👍👍👍fish power 🎣🎣🎣🎣🎣

[@TinyBoatNation]

The best

[@Lone_ridge93]

$ 1,000 more to add actuator

[@Bezzell_Rocket]

$600 bucks per...Jesus.

[@TravelingStacker]

Still cheaper than powerpoles, and less than half the price of talons and raptors. A deal if you ask me.

[@ThatBugBehindYou]

@@TravelingStacker
Cheaper than powerpoles does not make for "Best BUDGET Shallow water anchor."
The fact this video doesn't even present something for a pole that has no extra moving parts connected to it to actually make it a "budget" shallow anchor makes the whole thing laughable.

[@jvirzi13]

Cost more than my boat

[@TinyBoatNation]

Manual spud poles are the cheapest option, but they are the worst option and they can get quite expensive for higher-end ones. I only commented on micro anchors because electronic spud pole designs are the only thing that can compete against these types of anchors.