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On Fri, 07 May 2004 05:20:11 +0000, Troy Makaro wrote:
Hi, I just bought my first boat and I can't afford a kicker right now. Is it possible/worthwhile to troll without a kicker? Troy Hey, fellow West Coast Canuck! First, don't run the outdrive "up" - it's REAL hard on that expensive outdrive. For Coho, etc. running the "big" engine might be OK. For Chinook, you want just under 2 knots. An electric trolling motor will set you back under $200 CDN - consider that. Also, I was trolling for Springs off Bowen Island last weekend just with the wind (barepoles, but I have a sailboat...) Another idea: not sure about the WCVI, but in the Strait there's lots of places where you can anchor and the tide runs fast enough to "troll". Lloyd Sumpter "Far Cove" Catalina 36 |
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