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New TACO Marine® Grand Slam 390 Outrigger Mount for longer outrigger poles

by Dana Koman 26 Mar 2020 06:26 GMT

The new TACO Marine® GS-390 Outrigger Mount features all the durable, dependable features of the popular GS-380, but with an added gusset, thicker arm and a more robust and easier-to-turn elevation crank handle.

Perfect for the bigger, faster center console boats from 25' to 40', the GS-390 is an easy upgrade from the GS-380, GS-280 and GS-2801. All TACO Grand Slam Outrigger Mounts share the same base size and hole pattern. Upgrading is quick and easy and doesn't require modifications.

The GS-390 allows anglers to easily deploy an outrigger's vertical lift and horizontal rotation from the deck in rough seas. It comes equipped with TACO's secure pin-locking technology and pairs well with TACO's Deluxe Aluminum and Carbon Fiber Tele-Outriggers.

For more information, visit tacomarine.com/sport-fishing-outrigger-mounts-gs-390 or call 1+305.652.8566.

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