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Message Subject: How to attach a bow mount trollilng motor to a canadian rental

ghitierman

Posted 2/9/2008 1:22 AM (#299846)
Subject: How to attach a bow mount trollilng motor to a canadian rental

Posts: 284

I am going to Red Woman lodge this spring and their boats don't have trolling motors. Has anyone figured a way to temporarily mount a bow mount to a rental. The resort uses 16' Lunds the basic three bench ones. I am excited to fish all day without a floor.

esoxman50

Posted 2/9/2008 6:28 PM (#299921 - in reply to #299846)
Subject: RE: How to attach a bow mount trollilng motor to a canadian rental

Posts: 134

Mount the motor to a 2 x 10 and then c-CLAMP THE BOARD TO THE BOAT. Take a couple extra C-clamps and a couple extra pieces of board and a few wood screws in case you have to improvise a little.

Joe W

knooter

Posted 2/11/2008 7:38 PM (#300308 - in reply to #299846)
Subject: RE: How to attach a bow mount trollilng motor to a canadian rental

Posts: 531

Location: Hugo, MN

don't forget a lanyard for when the C clamps slip! Seriously though.

mikie

Posted 2/12/2008 8:11 AM (#300390 - in reply to #299846)
Subject: Re: How to attach a bow mount trollilng motor to a canadian rental

Location: Athens, Ohio

For Jon boats in these parts, they take a tiller troller and c-clamp it to the side of the boat with a wood block between the clamp and the frame. m

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