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i agree with carl on this 100 percent about transom issues. if you have your heart set on a mud motor look into a flat bottom for optimal performance. running mud motors standing up and and with a 18 hp takes some getting use to. ive seen guys with that style run 9 and 13hp motors, they were...

surface drives have no problem at all with weeds, i run a longtail and go through some hardcore hydrilla and lily pads no problem. airboats are illegal in alot of places during duck season so id check before investing into one. also, airboats are SUPER loud and expensive. i hear them all night...

I have a M2 and love it, i had already had a 935 so wanted to upgrade to the M2 and not the SBE2. fits me very well,light and stays very clean because it is inertia driven. put 1000 rounds through it this summer and it hasnt had any malfunctions. was also looking in to the beretta 391 urika but...

Yep, sure can. go to fisherbeavertail.com and they sell a kit where all you have to do is bolt your engine on the frame and run the throttle line to the handle. probably be better off buying a used mud motor for cheaper cause they go for 1200 i beleive.

its kind of an unwritten rule in my neck of the woods, if you show somebody a spot, they dont hunt there unless they are with you. go ahead and ask him, he will probably say yes and being holding back the real answer. If he showed you then he had to realize the possibility that you would come back.

i was surprised too. i was at satellite beach and saw the same stuff .killed an osceola at bull creek wma too!

you should be happy with that choice, that is still my most reliable and simple gun to date.never one problem or anything that made me regret buying it.

i ended up getting a 11hp honda w/ elec. start and i love it, thanks for your input

hitch do you ever hunt goodwin? i have a cousin that lives in melbourne and its covered in teal- those pics just remind of that area.

does it have a hp rating? thats usually a good rule of thumb, how many people do you plan to haul?

i dont have one but i have hunted out of boats with longtails and surfacedrives. longtails are much lighter but hou will enjoy the speed of a surface drive. i am only familar with mud budys and havent heard of any problems directly. if you plan to hunt out of your boat the shortails have shorter...

a "quick test" on a another battery with your trolling motor wont hurt the battery.... is it a foot controlled or transom mount motor? how old is the battery?

first i would pop the terminals on the battery, be careful not to get any liquid on you, and if you dou wash your hands, check to see if there is water in those terminals,if empty, fill with distilled water, if there is water take a volt meter after you charge it. those tests can rule out the...

is that the model with the shorter driveshaft? i appreciate your info

if you ruin that pretty shiney white paint job, yes, it will hurt the resale value if you plan to hang on to it then you could make a blind with bimini hardware and have an awesome rig. ive seen carolina skiffs with collapsible blinds and the guys claim pretty good success.

I recently bought a 1436 tracker and plan to power it with a 9hp scavenger. i plan to use bimini hardware and conduit to make a grass blind with landscape netting. will the handle on the scavenger(mud motor) give me a problem with attaching the hardware on the back of the bench in my jon boat...