for sale : usa Pair of Cannon Mag10 HS Downriggers and bases

[Misty IV]

I upgraded my downriggers last fall and am offering up my old pair of Cannon Mag10 HS downriggers for sale. Both have had the updated circuit boards installed. Extendable booms retract and extend fine. Both have the weight retrievers, dual front mounted rod holders and power cables. They both worked great before removal from the boat. I'm also including the Traxstech/Pursuit risers and bases for both riggers. 

 

Currently, both are in southeast PA, however, I will be up near Pulaski many more times this season. I am willing to meet up with you locally in PA or I'll bring them up to the lake.

 

Asking $500 for everything.

[Finally Hooked]

would you separate the bases? 

[Misty IV]

Just the swivel bases or the risers, as well?

[Finally Hooked]

went a different way but thanks 

 

[sherman brown]

I'm not in the market for riggers at this time, but I don't believe 250.00 each for these riggers can be a better price found anywhere. I haven't checked prices lately, but I'm sure these sell new for well over 1000.00.

 

If I was in the market or was just wanting to get started or just wanting to upgrade to electric riggers, these wouldn't have lasted a day before i bought them.

 

250.00 each is an amazing price for a Cannon Mag 10 HS electric rigger. The risers and bases are worth half of the asking price.

[Misty IV]

I'll be up in Pulaski this weekend and can bring everything with me, if interested.

[sherman brown]

I may be over steping by posting but if anyone is wanting to get into rigger fishing or just wanting to upgrade to electric is goingv to be hard pressed to find a better buy.

 

I remember when I decided to go electric after years hand cranking the heavy weights up. The 1st week I spent most of my time kicking my behind for not switching years ago.I of hand-crankinghard-pressed,,overstepping

[Misty IV]

13 hours ago, sherman brown said:

I may be over steping by posting but if anyone is wanting to get into rigger fishing or just wanting to upgrade to electric is goingv to be hard pressed to find a better buy.

 

I remember when I decided to go electric after years hand cranking the heavy weights up. The 1st week I spent most of my time kicking my behind for not switching years ago.I of hand-crankinghard-pressed,,overstepping

You're fine Sherman, no overstepping noted. That's the approach I'm taking here. Someone getting started with riggers and wants electrics over manuals. I started with small manuals, upgraded to Uni-Troll manuals and then to the Mag10's. Don't know why I waited so long. I took everything related to these off the boat so it'd be easy for someone to install them. No buying bases, power cords, etc. Everything is there. Would even make a nice backup pair.