Discover the power of sound beneath the surface with the T-H Marine HydroWave, the ultimate fish-attracting technology trusted by tournament anglers and weekend fishermen alike. The HydroWave emits natural feeding sounds that trigger a predatory response in nearby fish. By mimicking the underwater sounds of baitfish and active feeding, it helps draw fish closer and keeps them active longer — giving you a proven edge when every bite counts. Key Features: Recreates natural underwater feeding activity Proven to help increase strikes and fish engagement Adjustable volume and sound patterns for different conditions Simple to mount and operate on any boat Whether you’re chasing bass in a tournament or just looking to put more fish in the boat, HydroWave gives you an underwater advantage you can hear working. Learn more and get yours today: https://thmarinesupplies.com/hydrowave

Meet the all-new ATLAS EDGE from T-H Marine — engineered in collaboration with Power-Pole to deliver a smarter, faster, smoother ride. With intuitive One-Touch Height Control, adjustable speed settings, and a powerful brushless motor, the ATLAS™ EDGE redefines control on the water. Whether you’re launching, running, or fishing, it’s all just one touch away. Key Features: -One-Touch Height Presets (Takeoff, Running, Fishing/Trailering) -Auto Height Mode for seamless movement -Adjustable Lift Speeds (Slow, Medium, Fast) -Auto Display Brightness for clear visibility day or night -High-performance, zero-maintenance brushless motor -Designed in partnership with Power-Pole® Built for serious anglers and performance-minded boaters who demand more from every second on the water. Learn more: https://thmarinesupplies.com/pages/atlas-edge

Want healthier fish and less livewell stress? In this video, we’ll show you exactly how to install V-T2 Livewell Vents—a quick and easy upgrade that boosts oxygen levels and improves water circulation in your livewell without any pumps or wires. We’ll walk you through: Choosing the best location for your vents Drilling clean 3” holes in your livewell lid Securing the vents with backing rings and screws Whether you're a tournament angler or just care about fish survival, this is a must-do mod that only takes a few minutes V-T2 Vents: https://thmarinellc.com/4lNYNKh

T-H Marine Supplies, a leading manufacturer of high-quality boating and marine accessories, is proud to announce the 50th anniversary of the company’s founding. Established in 1975 by Bill Huntley, T-H Marine has grown from a small, family-owned business into an industry leader, known for its innovative products that enhance the boating experience for anglers, recreational boaters, and marine professionals worldwide. As the company celebrates this significant milestone, it reflects on its impressive legacy of product innovation, commitment to quality, and the dedication of its employees, customers, and partners who have helped shape T-H Marine into the trusted brand it is today. For more information about T-H Marine’s 50th anniversary celebration and upcoming events, visit: https://thmarinesupplies.com/pages/50th-anniversary-press-release

Ever wondered why Mark Zona uses a Hot Foot in his boat? In this video, we dive into the top reasons why this gas pedal system is a game-changer for pro anglers and boating enthusiasts. With a Hot Foot, you get more control over your boat’s speed, especially in rough waters, and you can keep both hands on the wheel for added safety. Not only does it make driving smoother and more precise, but it also brings a whole new level of comfort on those long days on the water. Key Benefits of a Hot Foot: 1. Enhanced Control – Get the precision of a gas pedal to manage boat speed. 2. Increased Safety – Keep both hands on the wheel for better handling in unpredictable conditions. 3. Added Comfort– Enjoy a more relaxed ride, even in rough water. Whether you're a fishing pro or a weekend boater, a Hot Foot can make your time on the water safer and more enjoyable. Watch now to see why Mark Zona swears by this essential boating upgrade!

If you are looking to upgrade your shallow water anchor with LED lights. In this video, we’ll show you a simple, step-by-step process to install LED lights on your shallow water anchor for enhanced visibility and a sleek look at night! Perfect for night fishing, this easy DIY project will take you through everything from mounting the switch to connecting the lights. Here’s what we cover 1. Mounting the Switch: Clean the surface with isopropyl alcohol, apply 3M adhesive promoter, and connect the switch to power. 2. Mounting the Light Strips: Prep the mounting area, apply adhesive, and secure the lights from top to bottom for a clean finish. 3. Connecting Lights to Switch: Run wires down the anchor and into the boat, use waterproof connectors to link both lights and test your setup.

Looking to improve your boat’s performance? Installing a Hole Shot Plate on your ATLAS Jack Plate is a must! In this video, we’ll guide you step-by-step through the quick and easy installation process. All you need is a 7/16" wrench and the included hardware to get it done in just a few minutes. Why Add a Hole Shot Plate? A Hole Shot Plate significantly reduces drag caused by your Jack Plate during acceleration, helping your boat get on plane faster. It blocks water from entering the bottom of the ATLAS Jack Plate on takeoff, resulting in a smoother, faster start. Benefits of Installing a Hole Shot Plate: -Faster hole shot -Reduced drag and improved acceleration -Less porpoising -Enhanced overall boat performance ATLAS Hole Shot Plate: https://thmarinellc.com/HoleShotPlate

In this video, we'll walk you through the simple process of installing a new bilge pump in your boat. Whether you're replacing an old pump or installing one for the first time, our step-by-step guide will help you get the job done efficiently. Products Used: Bilge Pump - https://thmarinellc.com/bilgepump Step 1: Remove Old Pump (0:05) - Ensure the power is off to avoid any electrical hazards. - Remove the pump from its base and disconnect the hose. - Cut the wires at an appropriate spot for easy reconnection. - Finally, remove the old base to make way for the new pump. Step 2: Mount New Pump (0:38) - Install the new base plate securely in place. - Attach the hose to the new pump, ensuring a snug fit. - Insert the pump into the base plate, ready for connection. Step 3: Connect to Power (1:25) - Use butt connectors and heat shrink to attach the new pump to existing power cables. - Connect the pump to the battery, and you're almost done! - Test the pump for operation and check for any leaks. Follow these steps to ensure your boat is safe and ready for the water. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon for more boat maintenance tips!