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A time ago, it was hell to charge a trolling motor battery. Batteries had containers, and battery acid was circulating within them during the charge. It was a good method, though it was rather time-consuming.

Besides, a person spent much effort and was exhausted by the process. Fortunately, we live in the epoch of new technologies, and the approach to battery charging has improved greatly.

To charge a trolling motor battery, a person is to be aware of its type to select the best charger. This guide will help you to avoid mistakes and make your trolling motor battery serve longer.

Read moreHow to Charge a Trolling Motor Battery: Tips and Tricks

Deciding on whether to buy a 12v or a 24v trolling motor depends on how much power or thrust your boat needs.

And a general rule when choosing a trolling motor for your boat is to have 2lbs of thrust for every 100lbs.

Typically, trolling motors are measured or rated using what is referred to as pounds of thrust.

So if you have a boat that weighs 3500 pounds that is fully loaded, to know how much thrust you need, you simply divide 3500 by 100 and then multiply the result by 2.

Read more12v vs 24v Trolling Motor

Have you ever heard of fish finders? Experienced anglers use them regularly and know how to select the best one for their trolling motor.

If you are a beginner in this activity, you will probably want to learn more about this device and its benefits.

This guide will tell you about the device, its peculiarities, things to consider, and the top 10 best fish finders according to the reviews on Amazon and other websites.

Read moreFish Finder for Trolling Motor: How to Combine to Enjoy Fishing

If you’re looking to replace your outboard motor, or just want to do some routine maintenance, you’ll need to know How to Measure Shaft Length on Outboard Motor. This is a relatively simple process, but it can be tricky if you’re not sure what you’re doing.

In this blog post, we will walk you through the steps of measuring the shaft length on an outboard motor. We’ll also provide a few tips to make the process easier.

Read moreHow to Measure Shaft Length on Outboard Motor?

Lowrance Ghost Problems are a common issue for Lowrance users. These problems can be caused by a variety of things, from hardware issues to software errors. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the most common Lowrance Ghost Problems and how to deal with them.

Read moreLowrance Ghost Problems: How to Deal with Them

So you want to buy a trolling motor? That’s great.

But how do you know what trolling motor is suitable for your boat?

And what size of trolling motor do you need? 

Trolling motors differ in size and style. And to determine what size of trolling motor to buy, there are factors you need to take into consideration.

But first, you need to figure out what type of trolling motor is suitable for your boat before you get to the size.

Read moreWhat Size Trolling Motor Do I Need

Trolling is a perfect way to fish. There is only one minus – a suddenly discharged battery. Have you ever been in such a situation? Being stuck in the open sea far away from the shore with nothing helpful is not funny, isn’t it?

Do you fear long fishing sessions because you cannot rely on your trolling battery? Or, maybe, you still struggle to choose the most convenient way of charging batteries, which work inside a running trolling motor, don’t you? If at least one answer is yes, we are companions in misfortune. 

Read moreHow to Charge a Trolling Motor Battery from the Outboard Motor (part 2)?

Before we go into the different types of trolling motors and how they differ, let’s first understand what a trolling motor is for the sake of those who don’t know. 

A trolling motor is a motor that includes a propeller and controls used for controlling and maneuvering a boat through the water. Trolling motors are affixed to a boat’s stern or bow, and they can be powered by gas or electricity. 

Read moreSaltwater Vs Freshwater Trolling Motor

Trolling has long being a hobby for people who love to go fishing.

It’s a simple fishing technique that uses a fishing line that has bait fish or a lure, which is dragged through the water.

It should not be confused with trawling, which is a fishing technique that uses nets instead of fishing rods.

And it is typically used for commercial fishing while trolling is usually used for recreational fishing.

Read moreWhat is a Trolling Motor

A proper choice of a battery for your trolling motor is essential.

A good battery can ensure long terms of fishing, minimal maintenance efforts, and safety.

An experienced fisher knows that there is nothing more frustrating than problems with a battery in the sea: they can discharge, leaving you helpless.

Read moreLithium Trolling Motor Batteries