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I think I have one, I didn't dig it out but if I remember right it's about 4" x 4" with a center post that the rigger sits down onto. I have the rigger to go with it as well, hand crank with a 3' boom

I would say crossing behind a deep water troller with boards and copper line is one to stay plenty far back of. If you have riggers @100' you could catch a copper rig pretty easy.... my error, I see traviling man just said the same thing

I also have the Moore sub troll, I had one of the first units, they were called a "Penguin" analog speed digital temp. had a few issues which Morre took care off. Loved for a few years then started to see the digital speed & temp so I upgraded to that. I HATED the digital speed, it flips around so it hard to pinpoint your exact spped, so I switced back to analog speed. With a simple needle to show the speed you can at a quick glance pin point your speed when you get hit. I also found that mounting it on my downrigger board at teh back of the boat is the best location. It has worked great on the coated cable for many years.

Shore casting with 3/4oz little cleos, glow spoons is very good at night this time of year. I have caught many knigs in the Niagara river with the glow spoons. There good for about 3-4 casts then you hit them with a camera flash and throw it again. It's a lot of fun.

It's tough with the little fish, but what I do is simply hold the fish in the water along side the boat kick up the speed a little until they kick back. Never lost a small fish doing that. I hols the tail and one hand under the belly, then rest them against the boat. It takes about 3-5 minutes for them to catch their breath.

I have had many fishing boats over the years and now enjoy all you mentioned in a 19' Lowe, 115hp. Three is best but 4 anglers can all be seated, deep V is a must and yes it is a tin can, but an all welded one.

drill out the breech plug hole larger. Never miss fire again

Saw you tow in progress as we fished them inside fish. They had lock jaw. Nice to see the fire depatment ran out for you. Usually a Tow Boat US goes right for your wallet

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WOW you guys know how to fish, I'm still learnin'

I had this on a Wellcraft I since sold. It mounts to the top of the drive and the lift arms. I had a 15 hp on it. Trailer everywhere. Nice about is your trolling motor is right in the middle of the boat. I used it for about 4 years. Trade for a 15# rigger weight, or something Holland / Java NY area

Bob, Just a long line or where you using boards? Scott

troll em' over 3mph and hang on!

I have had both like some others and would hands down go for bunks for you application. The main purpose of a trailer is for the boat, not the human problem of loading and unloading.

Tip your transducer up so you can see your riggers on the graph. You can then make your own chart with rigger read out vs actual on graph. You'll have to note speed as well. I run 12# ball on my temp rigger and 10# on the other three. With the weight differance and drag all play together well Scott

reason for selling? where you able to use the unit on downriggers and what were the drawbacks. I would assume you have to manually pull the cable up when raising the rigger

Over the years I have great luck with boards small stick baits and keeping the speed under 2mph