That is a nice rig Doug. Poor crappie.
Everyone knows when you get something new you have to make it user friendly for yourself. I've added a few things to my new ride that will help me out. The first thing I did was install a Kipawa prop to the trolling motor. I've had these props on all my trolling motors and had great results from them, especially when trolling in the wind. It is the best $35 that I have spent. There is a web site, tinboats.net, that has a good article on these props. It talks about the pros and cons with this prop. Check it out.
Second thing I did was make me some trailer guide post. Don't know about ya’ll, but once you have these, you can't do without them. Over the years these things have spoiled me when putting the boat on the trailer, especially in the wind. Pull the boat on the trailer between the 2 post and your good.
Last thing I did was to install LED's in my live wells, storage compartments, under the console, and under the inside rail to light up the floor for the early mornings and late evenings.
Now the temps just have to get right and I'm in business.
You are killing my Doug, I showed my wife this this mourning and right off the bat she said NO so I will be in my old boat again Looks good
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The one and only "Crappie Whisperer"
Vexan Crappie Fishing Rods, Humminbird Fish Finders, Xpress H20PFC w/200 V-Max Sho, Minn Kota trolling motors.hobo LIKED above post
i like my stick steering boat better . had steering wheal boats that is to much work for a old man to get up and go to the front to fish .
retired and now i will always fishthespiderman, SeaRay LIKED above post
with some of my friends they can not caught fish so they like to ride nice. you know the dill.
thespiderman, badbull LIKED above post
As always Doug I'm truly impressed everything is well thought out and looks the part! nice job man!
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