Universal 60″ 2 Piece Telescopic Transducer Pole
The Vision Ice Pole is engineered for serious ice anglers who demand versatility, durability, and mobility. Compatible with LVS32, LVS34, LVS62, AT1 & AT2, plus Mega-Live 1 & 2, this telescoping 2-piece pole delivers smooth performance with a hassle-free setup. A fully internal cable pass-through protects your transducer cord, while freeze-resistant flip-lever clamps let you adjust length from 35″ to 60″ in seconds.
Built with a lightweight matte-black anodized aluminum shaft (~2 lbs) and impact-resistant ABS legs and handle, the Vision Ice Pole will stand up to the toughest conditions. It features fold-away tripod legs, ergonomic adjustment knobs, and a high-visibility folding handle. The quick-release transducer mount and tool-free adjustments make setup simple and efficient.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Length Range | 35″ to 60″ |
| Material | Matte-black anodized aluminum shaft, ABS legs and handle |
| Compatibility | LVS32, LVS34, LVS62, AT1, AT2, Mega-Live 1 & 2 |
| Weight | ~2 lbs |
| Adjustment Type | Tool-free, flip-lever clamps |
| Cable Protection | Internal cable pass-through |
FAQ
What ice fishing transducers are compatible with this pole?
The Vision Ice Pole is compatible with LVS32, LVS34, LVS62, AT1, AT2, and Mega-Live 1 & 2.
How do I adjust the pole length?
Use the freeze-resistant flip-lever clamps to adjust the length from 35″ to 60″ in seconds with tool-free operation.
Is the pole durable in cold weather conditions?
Yes, the anodized aluminum shaft and impact-resistant ABS components are designed to withstand harsh winter conditions.
Irene Ogden –
This pole works perfectly with my LVS34 transducer. The adjustment is smooth and the fold-away legs make it easy to store. I’ve used it in sub-zero temperatures and it holds up well.
Sue North –
The cable pass-through keeps my transducer cord safe from damage. The handle is comfortable to grip, and the quick-release mount saves time every time I set up.
Christopher Vance –
Great for ice fishing on large lakes. The length range is ideal for reaching deeper spots. A little heavy for one-handed use, but manageable with two hands.
Joseph Gray –
Fits my Mega-Live 2 without any issues. The tripod legs stay stable on uneven ice, and the folding design helps when packing it away.