Clam Live Imaging Pole Extension
Clam Live Imaging Pole Extension
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Clam Live Imaging Pole Extension

$39.99
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SKU: 119213
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Description

The Clam Live Imaging Pole Extension is a practical add-on for anglers who want more control from their live imaging pole setup on the ice. It helps add usable reach when you are dialing in transducer position, scanning around the hole, or fine-tuning your view without wrestling your gear like it owes you money.

Built for ice fishing use, this extension keeps your setup simple and purposeful when the bite window is short and the shack is full of gloves, bait, and coffee. It is a smart spare or upgrade for anglers running live imaging gear who want a cleaner way to adjust position and stay focused on fish instead of fussing with equipment.

  • Brand: Clam
  • Product Type: Live imaging pole extension
  • Part Number: 119213
  • Intended Use: Ice fishing live imaging pole setups
  • Application: Adds reach for positioning live imaging equipment on the ice
  • Included Component: Extension pole with insert
  • Additional Features:
    • Simple accessory for hardwater electronics organization
    • Useful as a replacement, spare, or setup upgrade
    • Designed for anglers who adjust transducer position while fishing

Reviews and Q&A

FAQs

It is used to add reach to a live imaging pole setup for ice fishing. That extra reach can help when positioning your transducer, scanning around the hole, or adjusting your setup from inside a shelter without making the whole system feel crowded.
Do not assume universal fit. This is a Clam live imaging pole extension, so it is best matched with the appropriate Clam pole setup. If you are pairing it with other gear, confirm the pole style and part number before ordering.
Yes, many ice anglers like keeping small setup parts like this on hand, especially when traveling or fishing hard through the season. A spare extension can save a trip when you need extra reach or want to rebuild a clean electronics setup.
It can be helpful in a shelter because it gives you more flexibility when positioning live imaging equipment around the hole. That matters when space is tight, layers are bulky, and somebody always seems to set a bait puck exactly where your pole wants to go.