gotta ask: was the floatation used on your trolling motor to keep it quiet due to shallow water, raise the prop due to shallow water or change angle of prop due to grass... or what? Just that I've never seen that before. Thanks in advance! and I love those frog fish btw!
my home lake fished it over 20 years. One of the toughest tournament lakes in the country. sketchiest lake of all time..... wrecked in high school and ripped the 150 Yamaha off on a stump.......
Hey any tips I have a tournament this weekend I have had some people form my church tell me frogs and flipping but not sure if I should use anything else.
gotta ask: was the floatation used on your trolling motor to keep it quiet due to shallow water, raise the prop due to shallow water or change angle of prop due to grass... or what? Just that I've never seen that before. Thanks in advance! and I love those frog fish btw!
It's used to get your trolling motor up a little higher in super shallow water. It's an old school trick...
its was so shallow that the trolling motor would come up high enough because of the live scope transducer. so the cushion kept it up high enough
Hell ya man
my home lake fished it over 20 years. One of the toughest tournament lakes in the country. sketchiest lake of all time..... wrecked in high school and ripped the 150 Yamaha off on a stump.......
the pressure definitely gets to them quick and the rebar in the stumps is ridiculous
Hey any tips I have a tournament this weekend I have had some people form my church tell me frogs and flipping but not sure if I should use anything else.