Add Fins to your Troll Plate for Better Steering

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Troll Plates work really well for slowing a boat down by dispersing the thrust but that makes steering anything but positive. Uncle Norms has fins that can be added to most troll plates. The fins add a udder component that greatly increases the effective steering power at any speed. Steering control is positive even in the wind and current. Uncle Norm's also produces fin sets for hydrofoils, outboards, inboard outboards, trolling motors, Inboard jets and electric trolling motors.

[@1951H2OK9]

I told the people at Uncle Norm's that I would post on their video if I liked it or hated it. I kinda thought it was a dumb idea to put fins on a troll plate and was ready to blast them when I found it to be a bunch of junk but the damn thing works really good. I had used their other fins on my big boat but this worked good on my little I/O Sea Ray.

[@Bogibar]

I was out fishing last weekend. It was nice in the morning and blowing like hell in the afternoon. If we hadn't had fins on our troll plate, we never would have been able to stay out

[@sanjay201282]

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[@thedreamteam4u]

How fast are you trolling? I just got a troll plate. I need to go .8-1.2

[@Bogibar]

If you use a troll plate, you will be amazed at how much these simple fins do to make your life easier on the water.

[@jacksonlytal3302]

And what would happen if you installed them backwards (facing forward), would the plate slow you down even more? just curious.

[@davida.lavigne6703]

I emailed this company twice with a question about the trolling plate fins and did NOT get a response. Because of their non response I would be a little nervous about purchasing from them.

[@UncleNormsMarine]

David, We are very sorry to hear this. Please email [e-mail] and she will personally and promptly make sure you get taken care of. Uncle Norm's Marine Products

[@BBBYpsi]

You call that choppy? I fish great lakes. How would they work on that chop

[@andrewglinski4722]

BBBYpsi I know right? If I went out and Lake Erie was as calm as that, I’d think “oh, wow! What a beautiful day!!! What a gem.” And then fish with greater peace of mind knowing I PROBABLY won’t die that day.

[@richardbogert7675]

Regardless of the conditions, it helps. The rougher it is the more you need the help.