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 Re: Trolling Motor Usage on Small Lake
[Re: Bill Gary]
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09/11/21 05:14 PM
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dobbin
Extreme Angler
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If the trolling motor is mounted to the front of the boat it helps to have some kind of rudder on the back of the boat. Sure makes it easier to control
Champion Jigs
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Re: Trolling Motor Usage on Small Lake
[Re: Bill Gary]
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09/11/21 09:28 PM
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Fishbonz
TFF Celebrity
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TFF Celebrity
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I`ve gone 8 hrs in my 8ft bass raider w// 55lb thrust troll mtr w/ 31 series Delco in Lacy creek once. I did have a paddle on board just in case.
HE aka Fishbonz
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Re: Trolling Motor Usage on Small Lake
[Re: Bill Gary]
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09/16/21 04:00 AM
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Oldtech
Green Horn
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Green Horn
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I have a 55 lb Minkota on the front of a 10ft boat with live well and two men in it and I have never killed it totally in10 years. I know I have fished 4 miles and back a few times in the bayou. New group 27 battery every year and paddles just in case.
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Re: Trolling Motor Usage on Small Lake
[Re: Bill Gary]
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09/26/21 01:08 PM
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Moonshadow
Outdoorsman
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Outdoorsman
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Buy a spare battery to take along with you.
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