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Basically as back up, occasional fishing and on some non powered lakes. Will be mounted on the stern. Plan for nice weather days.

It is a modern trolling motor, it saysbit has efficent speed control, wonder if that is even somewhat similar...

Goin to be stern mount. This is just a 14ft vhull used to take the kids out on the weekends, not tons of fishing but some. Basically want to use on some non powered lakes and as a back up if the old mercury gives any issues. Im guessing boat, people and gear total weight might be 1500 lbs at most

I am unsure what size trolling motor i am goin with. Boat is 14 ft aluminum v hull. Bought a 36 lb but thinking i need a 55 lb, thoughts. Also is running 16 ft of 8 awg sufficent or do i need 6 awg? In addition the 36 lb calls for a 40 amp circuit breaker, i already have a 60 amp, can i safely...

Have a 14 ft aluminum Duranautic V-Hull and picked up a 36 lb thrust Newport NV series trolling motor. What are your thoughts if this will be powerful enough or should i pony up the xtra $60-70 and get the 55lb thrust. It will not be its main source of power as it has a 25 hp mercury 2 stroke...

Looking at a aluminum v hull thatvtheyvused pressure treated wood for the flooring. I know thats not what should be used, but should i be worried and stay away? Wondering how long it would need to be installed before it starts damaging the aluminum. Any insight or thoughts. I dont know how long...

only tuna i saw there came in a can we fished a small pond near salamonie reservoir and i took the fiance's 13 or 14 yr old step brother along. he outfished me with 2 bluegills to my 1. either way he had a good time.

getting ready to check out salamonie reservoir thanks again for the info. i will let you know how we do.

Thanks, any info is helpful. I leave tomorrow after work, talk about a long day.

I will be in the Fort Wayne, Indiana area over 4th July weekend visiting the fiance's family. Looking for some spots to fish while I am out there. I will actually be in Roanoke, Indiana but willing to travel and hour or so for some good fishing. Please advise with any good shore spots to try...

congrats on the first striper. they sure are delicious. i like mine on the grill with just some lemon, pepper, butter and a dash of old bay.

nice :)

i just started snowboarding 3 or 4 years ago. i like going to blue mountain i am still riding my first board capita lifestyle with ride flight migs since my neck injuries from motorcycle trackdays i have been taking it easy with the tricks and jumps

Awesome. You made many people happy that day. Great job

Happened to me and scared the crap out of me too :mrgreen: I think the fish eventually tell you how to work it...you keep changing how you work the topwater till you get a bite then you continue to work it that same way trying to repeat the bite

nice catching :)

Excellent report and pics. Thanks for sharing all the info on Tiger Muskies

only thing he charges is "lack of sleep" ;)

nice crappies guys and nice LM Mike.

OMG, that thing is huge. It does look fake...lol