Re: trolling motor question
I would buy two little trollers, that way if you wanted to up the speed you can kick in the other one<br /><br />quite a few years ago, sears had a price matching thing going, and I had a sears card<br /><br />someone, I forget who, had a minnkota on sale for 99 bucks for a 32 pounder<br /><br />all sears had was a gamefisher, but wouldnt match the price cause it wasnt the exact same thing<br /><br />I thought this was cheezy, so asked how long is the return period ... 90 days<br /><br />So I got two 36 pounders for Hydrophobia, the 14 foot semi vee, and two Die Hard batteries<br /><br />my buddy Jim and I took it out on opening day, and we were with two canoe fisherman ... I cranked the port engine on and the boat began to move nicely ... but the canoe, with its pumped up paddlers splashing along, was edging ahead ... so I brought the starboard engine on and started making a nice bit of wake ... right past the canoe, right for the honey hole at the other end of the lake<br /><br />we were both into a nice fat trout by the time the paddle boys puffed into the area, and were having a horrible time trying to cast in the Tippecanoe<br /><br />As we sipped hot coffee from our vastly more stable platform, I casually remarked the water was 58.2 degrees, better not fall in<br /><br />Hooting and hollering from another part of the lake drew our attention, and with a silent hum of engines, we were gone - it was fun - and the twins drew attention, which is something I have never had a problem with, lol<br /><br />We gave em a few tows around, hardly bothered the engines<br /><br />just a thought - get em cheap on ebay, nobody wants the little runt kickers now, grab em!<br /><br />I wonder how fast three would be ... <br />
