Google it for a Pescador Pilot.  There are dozens of videos out there of folks with a Pilot and some are about mounting an actual Garmin transducer.

If your new Perception Pescador Pilot was badly damaged during shipping, the dealer or shipping company should make it right. Why repair it yourself?

Perception's warranty states that they aren't responsible for damages done during shipping. When Amazon agreed to put $329 back on my credit card (it was already on sale for $1529), I cancelled the replacement order. I did it this way because I really didn't want to wait another 3 weeks for the replacement while half the summer flew on by.

I'm at least trying to make Perception aware that their packing materials are inadequate (to say the least) to protect against the rigors of freight shipping. Amazon blocked my 1st attempt at a negative review and I'm currently waiting for them to clear my second one. I will most likely call Perception anyway as I'm not the first person to complain about their shoddy packing practices.

In the mean time, I'm happy to report that Serenity is almost ready to launch! 

I used the plastic welder and HDPE bucket method with the little 150W car adapter and it worked perfectly. With a little research and ingenuity, I was able to get the Garmin GT20-TM transducer mounted in the scupper without blocking the scupper too much. I'll be launching from Lake Ballinger tomorrow around noon. Wish me luck!

If it has a rudder, you could mount it to the rudder.  I did that on my 2011 Outback and on my inflatable. I ran the cable on the inside and put a waterproof fitting through the hatch.

Thanks for the tip, craig.   

I actually figured out a way to mount it in the front scupper using 2 pieces of 1 1/4 in pvc pipe, 3 rubber washers of the same size, a small bungee cord, a tiny bit of velcro and 2 1-inch slices of pool noodle. If it fails, I will probably give your suggestion a try but it seems to be holding up pretty well so far.

Looks like you had yourself had a pretty good day when that pic was taken!