Give your Big Fish kayak a purpose-built stern mounting point for a transom-style trolling motor. The YakGadget Big Fish Rear Mount secures to the rear tracks and rudder hole, creating a removable motor setup for compatible Big Fish 105 and Big Fish 120 kayaks.
| Spec | Details |
|---|---|
| Compatible Kayaks | Big Fish 105 and Big Fish 120 |
| Mounting Location | Rear tracks and rudder hole |
| Motor Attachment | Uses the transom mount supplied with the trolling motor |
| Motor Examples | Minn Kota and Newport Vessels transom-mount motors |
| Track Requirement | FeelFree track adapters required for front-arm connection |
| Motor Protection | ShaftLock System allows kick-up when the motor contacts an obstruction |
A stern motor can reduce the amount of paddling needed while working shorelines, covering open stretches, or managing kayak position in wind and current. This mount gives the Big Fish 105 or 120 a dedicated rear motor location while retaining the trolling motor's transom mounting hardware and allowing the motor assembly to be removed when it is not needed.
Match the mount to your Big Fish 105 or 120 and complete the stern rig with the appropriate trolling motor, FeelFree track adapters, and supporting power and control components for your setup.
Yes. YakGadget lists the rear mount as compatible with the Big Fish 105 and Big Fish 120, with a model-specific variant offered for each kayak.
The mount locks onto the rear tracks and uses the rudder hole as part of the mounting system. FeelFree track adapters are required for the front arms to connect to the FeelFree track.
Once the YakGadget mount is installed, the motor attaches using the transom mount supplied with the trolling motor. This also allows the motor to be removed from the setup.
ShaftLock allows the motor to kick up if it contacts an obstruction while also providing a locking position for reverse operation. YakGadget directs users of Minn Kota or Newport Vessels motors to secure the motor's shaft tilt lever with a zip tie for this configuration.
Yes. YakGadget specifies that FeelFree track adapters are needed for the front arms of the mount to connect to the FeelFree track.