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Posts: 2014
| Does anyone have experience with the EasyTroller Trolling plate? I have a Yamaha 115, and slowest it goes just in gear is 2.8 mph. I have a drift sock, but that's not always feasible for some of the fishing I do.
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Location: Pewaukee | Have you ever tried with the trolling motor down to add drag? I’ve never tried it myself, but I intend to try it this year after seeing a post about it. I’m not sure that I want a kicker. |
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Location: Mt. Zion, IL | I lose 0.5 mph with 4 or 5 baits out at idle. 0.6 with 6 |
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Posts: 2014
| So, 0.1 mph lost per bait? That would almost work for my open water striper spread down here in AR.
Backtroller, I haven't heard of that. I doubt I could lose the .8 mph needed for lead-coring walleyes though. Where did you see that thread?
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Location: Pewaukee | https://fishingminnesota.com/forums/topic/95840-how-to-slow-down-tro...
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Posts: 2014
| Thanks. Probably just stick with drift socks. I don't want to lose any speed of the top end anyway. |
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