Seahorse Electric Kontiki

The Seahorse flag comes with a 600mm long pole, and fits either the STD or the GPS Seahorse Kontiki.

A pack of 10 traces tied and ready to go. These are standard Seahorse traces, without tubes, anti-tangle clips, Target Snapper hooks, squiddy's or floats. Made to fit the Seahorse aluminium trace board.

The Seahorse starter magnet is encased in a plastic case to protect it from the elements.

The screw lock carabina clip attaches the line to the stern of the Seahorse Kontiki.

The drag rubber can wear out after a few years of use. It is possible to move the cable tie around the frame to make it tighter if needed. The drag rubber adds drag to the drum, reducing the chance of an over-run. Comes with a cable tie to fit.

Many Seahorse users use a Quad bike or four wheel drive to carry their Seahorse Kontiki and winch to their favourite fishing spot.

The light sensitive strobelight starts flashing at sunset, enabling you and others to see your Kontiki at night. The strobe comes as a complete unit.

The remote trolley switch allows the winch to be operated while standing behind the trolley. This allows the winch to be used to pull the trolley and it's load back up the beach.

The long running 14 amp hour (ah) battery comes complete with the leads attached ready to be used. The 14ah battery is used on the Seahorse Electric winch. In the Seahorse Kontiki it is used with a 8ah battery.

Seahorse is proud of the aluminium "clip & go" trace board. It is light, strong, clean, it is also straightforward to use, and it can be used with a wide range of baits.

The Seahorse Winch Buggy is a simple 2 wheel buggy to carry the winch and Kontiki from the car to and long the beach.

The Seahorse 150w Winch makes launching and retrieval of your seahorse a simple one person job. The three speed control unit and pulse function gives you full control.

The GPS Seahorse has a built in automated GPS controlled autopilot system that will steer your kontiki in the direction you want. No need to adjust for side currents or worry about large waves knocking it off course.