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2019 Catalog 2019 Catalog 2019 CATALOG 2019 CATALOG MISSION Since our inception 26 years ago, our mission has been to raise the bar for innovation, quality, ease of use, and convenience on the products we offer to the salt water sport fishing enthusiast. All aluminum outriggers are constructed of cold drawn aluminum for maximum strength and durability. We then use a state of the art anodizing process to protect and color-enhance them. Every accessory is constructed of the highest quality materials to give the maximum service and life. Tigress uses only 300 series stainless or 316 Stainless Steel in every rod holder and outrigger holder. We continue to expand our offerings of fine products and accessories making the Tigress product line of outriggers and gear the standard of quality and excellence. CONTENTS MOUNTS 3 OUTRIGGERS 7 OUTRIGGING KITS 11 OUTRIGGING ACCESSORIES 12 ROD HOLDERS 14 ROD HOLDER ACCESSORIES 18 KITE ROD HOLDERS & CLUSTERS 20 KITES 23 KITE ACCESSORIES 24 MARINE HARDWARE 27 PIPE SIZE CHART 29 TIGRESSOUTRIGGERS.COM MOUNTS XD TOP MOUNT PART 88850 • For use on sport fishing boats up to 40 feet • Tigress XD 316 Stainless Steel detent design with ambidextrous horizontal stops • Unique invertible Tigress handle design for use on both soft and hard tops • Large 3-lobe UV ergonomic knob with over 2” thick integral detent feature when changing outrigger elevation • Accepts all Tigress XD 1-1/2” butt diameter outriggers and XD 1-1/8” butts • Ergonomic 316 Stainless Steel using adapter mirror-polished lever design with inverting ability for extra hand clearance on the • Fits Tigress and other industry standard thickest tops. 4” x 6” mounting plates (four 5/16” diameter fasteners) • User friendly underside lever actuation, with 8 optional indexable set-up positions • Extreme-duty 316 Stainless Steel and anodized aluminum and sealed • Standard ¼” diameter locking construction with UV protection stainless steel push-in-pin for outriggers • 24 adjustable/locking system positions (15° increments)featuring Tigress XD 316 • Fits through all standard 3” Stainless Steel design diameter mounting plates and hard top holes • 19 upper-arm angle/locking positions (10° increments) using • Sold as pair • 3-Year Limited Warranty XD CENTER RIGGER TOP MOUNT PART 88860 • For use on sport fishing boats up to 40 feet • ¼” through x 4.050” x 2.625” 4-bolt pattern • Accepts all Tigress XD 1-1/8” butt diameter • Standard ¼” diameter stainless steel center riggers locking push-in-pin for outriggers • 19 upper-arm angle/locking (@10 deg.) • Large 3-lobe UV ergonomic knob using Tigress XD 316 Stainless Steel tooth for changing and locking the locking design with horizontal stops outriggers’ elevation • Large ‘XD’ Aluminum 12mm thick • 3-Year Limited Warranty baseplate with four corner mounting • Extreme-duty 316 Stainless Steel and anodized aluminum construction • Ambidextrous mounting option to accommodate the side the tri-lobe knob is positioned on TIGRESSOUTRIGGERS.COM | 3 TIGERSHARK I ROD HOLDER/ WISHBONE OUTRIGGER HOLDER HOLDERS PART 88800 1-1/2" ELECTRIC TOP MOUNT LARGE SIDE MOUNT OUTRIGGER HOLDERS • Put absolutely no more holes in your T-Top or the • The first electronically operated top mount • Mounting plate size: 4” W x 6” L gunnel of your boat • Constructed of heavy cast outrigger holder offered in the market 316 Stainless Steel with 18” • Includes 12’ of wire from each holder • Simply place into your existing heavy duty cast polished stainless steel tube • Meticulous engineering provides exact stainless rod holder when outriggers are needed • Units are supplied with a standard dual electronic deployment of your outriggers • For extrusions rocker switch panel • When outriggers are not in use, simply remove holders from your console and your existing cast rod holder is usable again • When activated simultaneously, • The powerful 12V motor drive allows for it raises and deploys your outriggers PATENT #7,296,377 the total deployment and/or adjustment to the fishing position by simply pressing the switch up for deployment or pressing the switch down • Convenience, craftsmanship, quality and PART BASE TUBE HOLDER PART OD ID performance makes the TigerShark a top for retrieval of your outriggers 88968 1-5/8” 16” 1-1/8” 88510 2” 1-7/8” selection for the sports-fisherman • Fits all prepared T-Tops with 88969 1-5/8” 16” 1-1/2” 88511 1-5/8” 1-1/2” 3” mounting hole CENTER RIGGER OUTRIGGER HOLDERS AND HOLDER REPLACEMENT TUBES TIGERSHARK III PART 88150 1-1/2” MANUAL TOP MOUNT GUNNEL MOUNT SIZE MATERIAL PART 88805 DESIGNED FOR HARD TOPS AND SOFT TOPS 88500 1-1/8" ID FABRICATED 304 • Clamp-on center rigger holder • Features a bottom mounted crank • Simply push up on the handle to release 88502 1-1/8" ID CAST 316 FABRICATED • 1-5/16" IPS pipe clamp with assembly for ease of deployment the gears and turn 14 to 17 times to 88506 1-1/2" ID CAST 316 1-1/8" holder complete deployment of your outrigger - • Simultaneous up and out motion then simply pull handle down to lock eliminates climbing the gunnels to adjust into place SIDE MOUNT SIZE MATERIAL your outriggers • Fits all prepared T-Tops with 3” mounting 88504 1-1/8" ID FABRICATED 304 • Allows for the lowest profile under your hole and fits Hard Tops up to 2-1/2” thick T-Top or Hard Top of any top mount 88505 1-1/8" ID CAST 316 outrigger holder in the industry 88508 1-1/2" ID CAST 316 CAST 316 BASE TUBES REPLACEMENT TUBE SIZE MATERIAL 88501 1-1/8" ID CAST BASE 88503 1-1/8" ID CUT BASE CUT BASE MANUALLY ADJUSTABLE ANTENNA/ T-TOP ADJUSTABLE 88507 1-1/2" ID CAST BASE TUBES RUNNING LIGHT MOUNT CLAMP-ON Simply drill 1/4” hole into the IPS schedule PART 88810 pipe of your T-Top and clamp on. BACKING PLATES T-TOP ALUMINUM TOP MOUNT PATENT #7,296,377 • Features a bottom mounted crank • Gunnel mount and side mount backing plates WELD-ON EXTRUSIONS WEDGES assembly for ease of deployment • Made of heavy gauge stainless steel • All backing & mounting plates Angular adjusting fore and aft are pre-drilled for installation wedges to straighten • Sized for cast outrigger holders only BACKING • Simply push up on the handle to release the top mount in PLATE the gears and turn 12 times to complete • All mounting holes are 3” installation allow for less deployment of your antenna/running stress on the top and light mount- then simply pull handle smoother deployment down to lock into place of your outriggers. • Adjustable up or down motion eliminates climbing the gunnel to adjust your antenna/running light mount • Fits all prepared T-Tops with 3” PLEASE USE WITH PART # AS FOLLOWS: mounting hole and fits Hard Tops PART CLAMP HOLDER PART LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT PART DEGREE up to 2-1/2” thick 88965 1-5/16” 1-1/8" GUNNEL MOUNT SIDE MOUNT 88932 5' 6.5” 0.25” 88934 7° 88966 1-11/16” 1-1/2" 88502-1 with 88502 88505-1 with 88505 OOMP-20 20' 5.516” 1.25” 88936 9° 88967 1-15/16” 1-1/2" 88506-1 with 88506 88508-1 with 88508 OOMP-30 30' 5.516” 1.25” 88938 11° TIGRESSOUTRIGGERS.COM | 5 OUTRIGGERS XD TELESCOPING ALUMINUM OUTRIGGERS • For use on sport fishing boats up to 40 ft. • 316 Stainless Steel polished eyelets • Patented Tigress Track® Internal Tracking • UVI marine grade thermoplastic internal System, now with dual-tracks for increased bushings for trouble free sliding operation tube strength and guiding alignment • Double ¼” cross-holes in the butt ends in • Larger tube diameters and wall thicknesses much thicker wall in anodized aluminum for for increased strength and durability the push-in-pin • Anodized cold draw tubes inside and out • UVI thermoplastic butt sleeves to fit all for maximum protection from corrosion 1-1/2" top and center rigger mounts • Double-locking and polished 316 Stainless • Retracts to under 6’ for trailering, bridges Steel push-buttons on the lower tube and storage sections for less ‘hole wallowing’ • 3-Year Limited Warranty • Includes a handy, heavy duty mesh • Sold as pair storage bag • Redesigned rings and tips Patent #7,025,015 B2 PART LENGTH BASE OD COLOR 88923 15' 1-1/8" SILVER 88923-1 15' 1-1/8" BLACK 88924 15' 1-1/2" SILVER 88924-1 15' 1-1/2" BLACK 88925 18' 1-1/2" SILVER 88925-1 18' 1-1/2" BLACK XD 3K CARBON FIBER TELESCOPING OUTRIGGERS • For use on sport fishing boats up to 40 feet • Patented Tigress Track® Internal Tracking System • 3K carbon fiber woven finish • Retracts to under 6’ for trailering, bridges and storage • 316 Stainless Steel polished eyelets • Redesigned rings and tips • Lightest telescoping outrigger in the industry • UVI thermoplastic butt sleeves to fit all Tigress top mounts • Includes a handy, heavy duty mesh storage bag • 1-Year Limited Warranty • Sold as pair Patent #7,025,015 B2 PART LENGTH BASE OD COLOR 88679 18' 1-1/2" MATTE BLACK/BLACK 88679-1 18' 1-1/2" MATTE BLACK/SILVER TIGRESSOUTRIGGERS.COM | 7 XD TELESCOPING ALUMINUM XD TOP MOUNT SYSTEM CENTER OUTRIGGERS • XD Top Mount • For use on sport fishing boats up to 40 ft. • 316 Stainless Steel polished eyelets with • XD Tigress Track® telescoping outriggers smooth through centers • 1-1/8” butt OD • Premium rigging kit • UVI marine grade thermoplastic internal • Patented Tigress Track® Internal • Black mesh carry bag for storage bushings for trouble free sliding operation T r a c k i n g S y s t e m , n o w w i t h d u a l - t r a c k s for increased tube strength and • Double ¼” cross-holes in the butt ends in guiding alignment much thicker wall in anodized aluminum for the push-in-pin • Larger tube diameters and wall thicknesses for increased strength • UVI thermoplastic butt sleeves to fit all top and PART MOUNT OUTRIGGER RIGGING KIT and durability
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