Lee's 7' Dredge Boom w/Stainless Steel Hardware

The Lee's 7' Dredge Boom with Stainless Steel Hardware is a heavy-duty trolling accessory engineered for serious offshore and deep-water anglers who demand reliable, corrosion-resistant equipment. This boom attaches to your vessel's transom or outrigger system to deploy baits, lures, and live bait presentations at precise distances from the boat, increasing hook-up rates by maximizing spread and reducing line tangles. Whether targeting tuna, marlin, wahoo, or other pelagic species, a quality dredge boom is essential for multi-line trolling operations where separation and presentation control determine success.

Constructed from heavy-wall aluminum with polished, bright dip anodized finish, the Lee's boom resists saltwater corrosion while maintaining structural integrity under load. The stainless steel hardware throughout—including fasteners and connection points—eliminates rust and ensures long-term reliability in harsh marine environments where standard steel fails rapidly. The boom features a rod ferrule with a 1.133" outside diameter, specifically engineered to accommodate #4 or 80-pound class bent butts, the industry standard for dredge rigs and heavy trolling applications. At 7 feet long, this boom provides optimal standoff distance for tackle separation without excessive weight or wind resistance that would stress your rigging or affect boat handling.

Charter captains, commercial operators, and tournament-level sport fishermen choose Lee's dredge booms for their proven durability and precision engineering. The stainless hardware eliminates seasonal maintenance hassles, allowing anglers to focus on fishing rather than corrosion management. Installation onto existing outrigger systems or transom mounts is straightforward, and the boom's 10-pound weight ensures it won't overburden smaller hydraulic systems while remaining substantial enough to handle multiple heavy lines. Compatibility with standard bent butt rods makes this boom a drop-in upgrade for most offshore trolling vessels.