Cannon 12-Inch Aluminum Mounting Track for Downriggers

Overview

The Cannon 12-inch mounting track is designed to adapt your boat’s rig to your exact needs. While the base track is aluminum for light weight and durability, an optional 12-inch stainless steel track is available for enhanced corrosion resistance in saltwater environments. This modular track provides a stable platform for downriggers and a wide range of accessories, helping you tailor spreads with confidence.

Why anglers choose Cannon mounting tracks

Whether you’re running a single downrigger or a full trolling spread, this track offers flexible options. The 12-inch length is compact enough for tight spaces, yet long enough to host multiple components. The gimbal mount option coordinates with 30° flush mounting in standard rod holders, helping you keep lines clear and bites visible.

As you set up, you’ll appreciate the straightforward hardware and clean lines that reduce clutter and simplify installation. The included mounting hardware ensures you can get on the water quickly without hunting for extra parts.

• Complete Trolling Customization: The versatile track supports downriggers, rod holders, weights, divers, or planer boards for a tailored spread
• Locking Groove Design: Special grooves secure accessories and prevent twisting while allowing easy removal or replacement
• Complete Hardware Included: One 12-inch track plus all necessary mounting hardware arrive in the box

Compact by design

The shorter length is ideal for boats with limited space or dedicated single-component mounting needs. The aluminum construction keeps weight down while maintaining rigidity, and the stainless option provides extra durability in harsher conditions.

• Compact Installation: Short length fits tight spaces and simplified setups
• Durable Construction: Aluminum base with optional stainless steel upgrade for longevity

In real-world use, the Cannon mounting track helps you organize a precise, ready-to-fish rig. Imagine mounting a downrigger in a gimbal setup, then adding adjustable weights and divers to fine-tune your line spreads. The result is a flexible, scalable base that adapts as your needs evolve—without sacrificing ease of use or reliability.