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TCESOX
Posted 12/26/2020 11:50 AM (#972934 - in reply to #972902)
Subject: Re: Tiller VS Console...w/ a Twist.





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ToddM - 12/25/2020 10:43 AM

TCESOX - 12/22/2020 8:56 PM

You can also use this technique to achieve the desired speed slipping down a river, if you feel like your going to burn through your batteries if you use your trolling motor only.


I bring extra batteries. I prefer all the control in my hand control trolling motor in this situations. Twist turn in less than a second. Current varies unless you are specific spot fishing the outboard will also need constant adjustment.


Versatility is the key. I like having all the tools possible, at my fingertips. With the bow-mount controlled with a remote, and the Vantage and big tiller within arms length, I can use any combination in any direction, without moving from my seat. The only boat control device I need to move for, is to deploy a drift sock(which I don't use often, but can be the perfect tool in some circumstances). The tension adjustments on my outboard for both steering and throttle control, can both be set as desired, without loosening. The key is figuring out all the possibilities for the equipment you have and the conditions you are facing, and being efficient with them.

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