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Went on a trip into the woods. No net man/camera man. Armed with new lures made by board member. Tied lure on then put over side of the boat and couldn’t get the lure down. A fish hit it as I lowered it down! Two seconds of fishing time and fish on. In 15min I landed two 5lb lakers and a 2.5lb whitefish. (Sorry no pics). Satisfied with that I went bass fishing. Caught some nice ones. Drove around in the boat about 80miles. Stayed on the trip until I started talking to myself and when I didn’t like what I was hearing I packed up and came home.

Ok here people; the guy's original question was what do I need to make what I have work for a day of fishing. Some here ae trying to outfit him for a tournament. LOL Doing what you asked is very simple. Get yourself a couple of group 24 or 27 deep cycle batteries. Maybe one that is classed as a start/deep cycle (Battery Bull? I don't know). Hook both batteries to a combination switch. This will allow you to separate the batteries from each other or connect them together, if you run the starting motor low with your electronics (fish/depth or whatever finder) low. you'll have the trolling motor battery in reserve or vice a versa?

Sorry here but I have to laugh. A serous question (which I cannot help with) which then turns into a cougar funny? Yeah this cougar needs to be put down for the sake of all other cougars that still have some self respect. Anyone really have an idea of what the tracks were made from? Dan...

I’m going again this time with camera man. Only used one of the lures. Hooks are sharp too. The hair stays open as the lure swims giving it more movement. Next time I’m going to try the smaller ones for whitefish. It is special to catch a fish on a lure made by a friend. Made in Ontario.

Unless your planning on running some huge honking sonar, just get you a couple of costco or walmart deep cycles. Walmart used to stock group 29's. Prices aren't terrible and they'll serve your purposes just fine!

I actually ended up buying another motor!