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Clamp Mounted Side Mount For Fishing Kayak Electric Trolling Motor
Various vendors offer clamp mounts for electric trolling motors, for canoes.
This clamp mounted motor mount is offered with an optional outrigger, featuring an adjustable height system, which enables driving the kayak with the outrigger outside the water. The outrigger is not a must-have, and you can drive the motorized W500 without it.
The main advantages of this motor mount are: Best Comfort: The steering handle is conveniently located on your side, and does not require that you turn sideways or backward, or hold your arm behind your back. This is certainly easier from an ergonomic standpoint, and the way to go when outrigger motors are concerned.
Quick and Easy to Install
You attach this motor mount to your W500 fishing kayak using two clamps – It’s quick (takes about 1 minute), easy (no tools needed), and does not require that you drill holes in the hull.
Versatility: 1. You can attach the motor on either side of your fishing kayak, and easily switch sides. This can be an advantage especially if there’s a strong side wind blowing.
2. You can easily and quickly dismount the motor mount, and store it, as well as the electric motor in the W500 hull tips. It’s convenient in case you no longer feel like using the motor, or if you’re going in very shallow water, or in water that has a lot of seaweed, where paddling works better than trolling with a motor. Continue reading
Posted in fishing kayaks, kayak design, kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, Motorized kayaks
Tagged DIY, electric kayak, electric trolling motor, fishing kayak, fishing kayaks, kayak fishing, motor mount, motorized fishing kayak, motorized kayak, outboard motor, outrigger for motorized kayak, shallow water, trolling
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Kevin’s New Improvements To His W Fly Fishing Kayak, Florida
The pieces on the seat can be added to the ends for more rod storage or positioned for trolling. The two holders on top are cut out for holding fly rod set ups and work well. Continue reading
W300 Fishing Kayak Motorized With a 2.5 HP Outboard Gas Engine
I thought it may be interesting to revisit the subject of motorizing fishing kayaks with an outboard gas engine. To the best of my knowledge, so far only one W kayak angler has used such an outboard motor: Jim McGilvray, … Continue reading
Thrust in Electric Trolling Motors for Fishing Kayaks
Thrust is a unit of measurement that manufacturers of electric trolling motors for fishing kayaks and other boats use to describe propulsion capability. Thrust is measured in units of weight. In the USA it’s usually pounds (lb.). This can be … Continue reading
Electric Trolling Motor For Your W Kayak
Sometime you feel like trolling – just dragging your fishing lines in the water along a known or new course, and you don’t feel like doing it paddling. In such case it’s really easy to outfit your W kayak with … Continue reading
Posted in kayak fishing, kayak outfitting, Motorized kayaks
Tagged electric, fishing, kayak, motor, trolling
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