Whether you’re five miles or 500 miles away from your fishing boat, there’s some serious peace of mind in knowing it’s safely tucked away on its lift, in its slip, or on the trailer. There’s peace of mind in knowing exactly where it is at any given moment, and that the batteries are fully charged. And there’s peace of mind knowing that if someone enters the cabin while you’re not there you’ll get an alert on your phone. If you worry about your boat the best way to stop worrying and start relaxing is by installing a Siren Marine remote monitoring system.

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Siren Marine lets you check in on that precious fishing machine anywhere, anytime.

Siren is now offering bundles created specifically for anglers and their fishing machines, which come with some serious savings. The Inshore Angler bundle (with the main unit, a wireless battery sensor, and a wireless entry sensor) and the Recreational Angler bundle (with the main unit, a wireless battery sensor, and a wireless high-water sensor) are the basic packages, and they go for $549 with the annual service plan included. If you're a serious offshore fishing fan, upgrade to the Offshore Adventurer bundle and you get all of those items plus a bilge sensor, 120V AC shore power relay, and a SirenSat offshore antenna that allows tracking wherever it goes including beyond cell range ($1598).

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These Siren Marine bundles are designed to be ideal for anglers.

Note that the Siren system can do a whole lot more, too, like allowing you to tap into digital switching systems and turn on and off everything from the air conditioning to the lights from afar with a mere swipe on your phone. And if you have compatible Yamaha outboards (most digitally controlled models from 150-hp and up built since 2018) it can track engine maintenance, pull maintenance history reports, and communicate NMEA2000 data.

You say you lay awake at night wondering if your boat is okay? You worry about the batteries being topped off and the bilge staying dry? Siren is calling. Visit sirenmarine.com to hit the water like a warrior instead of a worrier.