How FAST Is a 1436 JON BOAT - Minn Kota Endura Max 55lb Thrust Trolling Motor

Speed test on a1436 Jon Boat, powered by a 55lb thrust Minn Kota Endrua Max trolling motor. Using two group 29 deep cycle marine batteries at 12v with about 300lbs of weight in the boat, and slight wind.
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[@vonnnov]

lmfao, "catch a breeze, ive seen the boat go to about a mean 4" i know that feeling

[@andrewmorke]

We use a 36 lb trolling motor on our small 15 ft sailboat. We get about 3 - 4 mph as well. On larger lakes we use a 5 hp 4-stroke outboard which moves us a lot faster.

[@WoodboogerFishing]

Didn’t expect that much difference with the tilt of a trolling motor👍

[@brayanrivera9898]

“A mean 4” lol absolute legend

[@FernandoMessiasXavier]

Excellent top speed and the difference between 1 and 5 are equally distributed. Great motor!

[@dirtycommtroop]

I have an unusual 1232 jon boat. Its SUPER lightweight. Maybe 80 pounds and only rated for 4 hp. I use a 55lb thrust trolling motor and I get a days worth with it on the lake. Its great for the river too. Enough to float down a couple miles and take me back against current. The ease of use and zero maintenance really keeps me from getting gas.

[@RFSpartan]

What kind of battery are you using with that setup? I was considering a LIFE 12v 50AH , not sure if that would be enough for 5 hours on the lake.

[@BentRodBassin]

@RFSpartan group 29 I believe it’s 110 amp hours.

[@dirtycommtroop]

@@RFSpartan I would invest in a 100 amp hour lithium battery and charger. Just make sure the output is not more than 12.8v. They weigh much less and will last years longer.

[@RFSpartan]

@@dirtycommtroop Thank you! The price is not too far off anyways, might as well go for the higher capacity.

[@twentyhundred3481]

I have this same boat but with a Yamaha 15hp 4stroke and I love it, once you put a motor on that thing it’s like a brand new boat

[@BentRodBassin]

Ya I bet! Cant wait, just trying to find a smoking deal! 🤑🤑🤑

[@andrewwilborn4144]

Do you keep a trolling motor on it as well? I feel like I would want one for stealth

[@BentRodBassin]

Heck ya

[@hcazonis]

ThisTrolley motor is very easy to use , light weight, I would Definitely buy this again if needed , Motor is very dependable , I give it five stars

[@BentRodBassin]

It’s a great trolling motor!

[@swpa8742]

I have a 12 ft with two 7ft rowing oars and I average 3-4mph on gps. I am buying a new battery this year though for my trolling motor. I had a 3hp Tanaka 2 stroke that would do 7-8 mph

[@christophercurry7410]

Wow you’re run a lot of battery! What kind of running time do you get?

[@Woefman911]

How hot does your control head get. I have 3 if those exact motors. Yesterday my water temp and air temp same as yours. I put my hand under control head it was hot

[@stevengraham185]

Thank You that helps 😄. Should be perfect for my Water Tender 9.4

[@TheWickerShireProject]

Yeah angling it down pushes the bow down causing more drag. Test the batteries further back if able as well and look at the results. 55lbs thrust you'll see minimal increases and loss. Get that sweet spot!

[@metroknow]

Thanks for the video - nice work. It seems like the motor is nearly silent - is that true?

[@BentRodBassin]

Ya it’s real quiet and smooth!

[@glenthomasrealtor6223]

How did you wire the batteries in the middle of the boat? What Guage for the wire and what connectors do you use?

[@tejaspics]

Dude! Really good video. Thank you sir.

[@SammyBenitez]

I just did a short test on weight distribution with a trolling motor, I found more weight upfront to keep the boat even made it faster with all parameters the same. I made a short video

[@Andy-df5fj]

Depending on the resistance of a given boat through the water, you might be able to get more speed with a different type of prop. A trolling motor is designed for trolling with typically larger boats and the prop pitch combined with the rpm doesn't give it enough forward displacement to go very fast even without boat drag in the equation. The maximum potential speed is probably in the 4-5 mph range. You could say it's geared for torque, not speed. People have had success getting above 5mph with standard 12 volt trolling motors and more slippery craft like canoes and kayaks by switching to model airplane propellers in the 9-6 to 10-4 range. The first number is the diameter and the second number is the pitch. APC brand props are ideal because they are more rigid. Drilling out the hole to proper size and adding a slot for the drive pin is required.

[@Andy-df5fj]

Also, if you do this, forget about trying to go through any weeds because the model airplane props are terrible for that.

[@Andy-df5fj]

@David Marks It depends on how brave you are. Many people are even venturous enough to go out into the ocean with just a paddle. Personally, I would want as much power as possible which would mean either a petrol engine or a very exotic (and expensive) electric propulsion system.

[@stefanmustermann8218]

Another way to increase speed, is to increase the RPM of the prop. For this you have to overvolt the Motor. I use my trolling with 48v. But i have limited the current on 18A. So the motor will Not be overloaded. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIWqmHxmn7eqhM0 In the descibtion are the details. But it is in german.

[@Andy-df5fj]

@@stefanmustermann8218 It looks like that raft is moving along pretty good. Did you get a speed measurement?

[@stefanmustermann8218]

@@Andy-df5fj hello, details are in the discription below. I translated it just for a minute. In the Video i drive with 360W at 6.3km/h. At full throttle it goes up to 7,5km/h at round about 1kw. But the boat is not designed for this power. The structure of the boat get lost. Some people increase pressure and use a Solid ground to optimize the boat. But this can destroy the boat. Soon i will try my motor on an canoe. I hope to reach 10km/h on an acceptable Power consumption.

[@AaronGoneWild]

Ima put this on my kayak

[@JonR35]

Straight up and down then one click toward you makes it the best. Also tune it to get about 1/2 more mph then buy an apc 10x4 prop to gain another 1mph

[@daleb5696]

I have a 11'2" Jon Boat I built out of wood and when I am alone I need to put the weight right up in the front or else the back end of the boat drags! I first had the weight in the back and it was terrible and now that its forward it is much better. Also how long of a shaft is your motor and how much is in the water? You do not want to bury the motor in the water or you will get a lot of drag,

[@BentRodBassin]

It was a 36" and probably a foot under the water.

[@daleb5696]

thanks!

[@ghtbb]

It can be a 30 to 55 pound thrust and it's the same, the purpose of it is trolling not speeding through water, you will get better turning and taking off with more thrust and that's it

[@JesseG085]

My Lowe 1436 has the cheapest Minn Kota 30lb on it and it tops out at 2.9 mph

[@motorcycleislife8296]

Add a Garmin Livescope to that rig and you could have a blast crappie fishing

[@BentRodBassin]

Man that would be sweet!

[@jobsearch5871]

If you dont mind , could you give model numbers on the batteries so I can gauge for some batteries on my 1436. Also what are your run times? I have a 80lb trolling motor and trying to figure out my batteries . Do you run your electronics with your trolling motor batteries or do you have a third battery? Thanks

[@BentRodBassin]

Group 29 deep cycle batteries, i use 2 in the boat. I can go all day at max speed.

[@stevenvalenti3722]

I've had both a 55 thrust minnkota and a 55 thrust motorguide before. Put on my 200lb. Fiberglass riverhawk boat. I'm 230lb. And battery is 65lbs. And gear another 20lbs. And I also only can go up to 3 to 3.5mph. At the very most. So yours is probably right also. I'm thinking about wearing a seat belt?😂🤣😂🤣🙂

[@ogdom]

if you hit a whale at 3mph without a seatbelt, you'll fly the f away!

[@callmecamo2]

Thanks for the info!

[@mr.stirfry9310]

The thrust is for weight, trolling motors are rated for 5mph. I have an 86 pound thrust trolling motor. 2 pounds of thrust can pull/push 100 pounds, it can pull 4,300lbs. A 55lbs would troller is rated for 2,750 lbs.

[@mr.stirfry9310]

Mine is a costway, they cost only $340

[@BentRodBassin]

That sounds like a smoking deal!

[@s2oooo]

36lb I added a gas 11 by 4 model plane propeller and went from 2.3 knots to 3.3 knots. Then ripped out the control gear added a lifepo4 12v battery now getting 4 knots.

[@NastyNate-fn6od]

What battery did you use and how long was your run time till the battery died?

[@BentRodBassin]

Group 29 everstart. Lasted all day or more.

[@philipdove1705]

I'd like to hook up mx Milwaukee batteries to an outboard still trying to figure it out.

[@mansbfishing]

Mantap bossku 👍 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻 👍🏻

[@wanderlusttinyhousechick7192]

New Jon boat owner here 👋 Do you keep an anchor on your boat?

[@BentRodBassin]

I normally don’t.

[@wanderlusttinyhousechick7192]

Thank you.

[@paulfennell01]

I've got a 13.6' gamefisher aluminum boat flatbottom with two interstate srm 27 batteries 160 rc.... Top speed isn't my worry, how long can i truck along, hour wise? I've got a whole bunch of gear on board and I'm towing my boy with a 12' kayak... Time wise what can I expect? Update: my 30# moves me at 2.8mph!

[@BentRodBassin]

I think it all depends on the amps your pulling and how many amp hours each battery has, sounds like a nice setup!

[@stevepompei3694]

My boat like his, but one battery in back goes almost 4.5 in a light chop, think the batteries are making his boat plow

[@michaeldwheeler]

What kind of battery do you recommend? I have a 10ft Jon boat and was out for like 30 min and it pretty much lost 20% of power. How low can the battery get before it stops pushing the motor??

[@BentRodBassin]

Biggest one you can get like a group 29 battery works great!

[@padywac1970]

How long does your batteries last?I want to fish all day and night.

[@BentRodBassin]

Definitely doable, probably 8hrs or more with moderate use.

[@JuanHernandez-jc6re]

Whats the shaft length?

[@BentRodBassin]

42”

[@marciananton9226]

Very helpful

[@BentRodBassin]

Nice!

[@kennethwandell9061]

I get 3 mph on my lifetime teton pro angler carrying 315 pounds, with a minkota 30 pound thrust. I was thinking of purchasing a 55 thinking I could go faster. I guess I will save 250 bucks.

[@BentRodBassin]

That’s true!

[@Fishing_with_Gilbert509]

What good battery will be good used in will last for good time be out there fishing

[@BentRodBassin]

I’d go with the biggest marine deep cycle battery you can afford, I got mine from Walmart.

[@Fishing_with_Gilbert509]

@@BentRodBassin nice thanks a lot gonna get it

[@Fajah69]

You think this motor can propel a 10 foot flat bottom jon boat fine on a small lake?

[@BentRodBassin]

I think so, should do fine if you don’t travel too far from the ramp.

[@waynedavies3185]

Figure all trolling motors will average around 3 mph, or slightly higher, no matter what thrust level you use, or prop you use. If you want higher speeds, then lessen the weight in the boat, because the heavier it is, the less speed the boat will do, because it will sit lower in the water, thus add more resistance. Best thing I can say, is enjoy what you have available, because your not going to break any speed records, less you switch to gas powered engines.

[@DonnyAngler]

everyone commenting about how slow he is going. It is a trolling motor! How fast did you think he was going to go

[@BentRodBassin]

Haha, yup!

[@BentRodBassin]

Absolutely!

[@zipzip8239]

Because it's slow for a trolling motor.

[@joracer1]

I ran my 14x36 last night, with 2 people 450lbs with an endura 40 lb, with maybe 150lbs of gear in the boat my GPS was bouncing between 3 and 4 mph with a light head wind. When I turned with wind to the side in stayed on 4mph. You think that was accurate if so what gives? i was thinking about getting the 55 lb minn kota....

[@BentRodBassin]

Maybe tweak the prop height or weight placement, might be able to squeeze out a 5 or 6mph!

[@kawythowy867]

My endura max 55 and my 36lb thrust are the same speed. Seems like the same torque. Only difference is the draw on the battery. That 55 really sucked down the battery. I used it for a year and dealt w it hoping I would learn to like it. But I didn’t. I even got stuck trying to battle against really heavy winds w the 55 and I though it would be more torquey and get me home. It did not. I ended up on the shore riding the storm out. Go with the 30 36 or even the 40 if it makes you feel alittle better. Those are much better on your battery.

[@BentRodBassin]

That's true, and the price is nice too!

[@TBassFactory]

You could always overvolt it to 24 volts. No different than a 24 or 36 volt trolling motor

[@yesicanu]

But can you still get a DUI?

[@PrestigeLoft]

how long does 1 batterylast before needing to berecharged at full speeed, wat are the batteries

[@lotuseatr09]

2 hrs

[@JayLeeUPB]

Mean 4!!

[@simonzelf]

Will it go a bit faster if you have an inflatable boat?

[@BentRodBassin]

It’s possible, until it hits terminal speed.

[@Mojo4884]

I had gotten 4 NM per hour on my paddle power kayak, I just got a Minn Kota 46 Endura pro I expect it will run my 1232 Jon Boat fair enough.

[@BentRodBassin]

I’m sure it will work great!

[@GeorgeT6566]

Dang my minn kota 45 pound will move my 16ft bass boat faster then that on high. I don't know the weight of the boat but it has a 50hp hanging off the back and is full fiberglass boat with all my gear and the fuel in the tank. I would have thought you would have got a higher speed out of the jon boat with the 55 on it.

[@kennydavis3949]

I was thinking about getting a 62 thrust for my John boat any advice

[@BentRodBassin]

Get the most thrust u can budget for, makes a big difference in windy conditions!

[@faithm.173]

We have a c2 endura 40lb, at speed 5 we get to 3.3-3.7mph 15ft Jon boat. 👍

[@BentRodBassin]

That's moving great! How wide is your boat?

[@faithm.173]

@@BentRodBassin it is 40in wide. 1 battery, 2 kids, my self and our fishing gear about 400-500lbs in an alumacraft 1540. :)

[@BentRodBassin]

@@faithm.173 that's sounds like a nice stable rig!

[@faithm.173]

@@BentRodBassin yes it is, your video on the trolling motor speed test is the reason we got the boat and trolling motor. our budget only allowed a 40lb thrust though. still moves us and with the group 29 battery u got ooh yea!

[@BentRodBassin]

@@faithm.173 sweet!! 👍👍

[@SunGod11Helios]

How do you carry the boat? Trailer?

[@BentRodBassin]

I use a Karavan trailer, its great!

[@Serpico7]

What kind of batteries you using?

[@BentRodBassin]

Group 29 deep cycle.

[@THe9-3MAnIaC]

I have a Flover 55 TGS, it is a lovley trolling motor. It is a bit stronger than the minn kota 55, Flover is on 660 watts, and the minn kota is about 500 watts.

[@BentRodBassin]

That's great news, I'll have to check it out! Haven't heard of that before!!!

[@THe9-3MAnIaC]

No, I think it is a little descreat brand. It is korean and has produced electric motors for Hyundai and Kia in 20 years

[@wesg2313]

lol it's not stronger. Same thrust.

[@THe9-3MAnIaC]

@@wesg2313 Yes, it has the same thrust but the Flover electric motor has a bit more power than the Minn Kota

[@thomasbarlow4223]

Awesome vid but most of your speed is being lost with the drag behind the boat..... put the batteries up front and you'll get a much further range/more speed...

[@BentRodBassin]

Awesome! Thanks for the tip!!

[@ethanabbott1859]

Do you fit your jon boat in a truck bed?

[@BentRodBassin]

I trailer it!

[@alexfowler4404]

What graph do you have on there?

[@BentRodBassin]

Garmin striker sv7 and a lowrance hook 4 upfront 👍👍

[@kangaryu79]

How long do you troll @ max speed when out? I don't have the max but recently got the c2 55 lb thrust, and since I have little kids cruising around with me - I troll on a 4 or 5 most of the time. I was out on our 17ft canoe for about 2-3 hrs, and my everstart 29 deep cycle drained down to a 12.10 v after a full charge. How long do you troll on full speed when out on a full charge? Do you find your battery depleting quickly?

[@BentRodBassin]

Kind of depends on how much weight is in the boat and the wind speed. I normally go out for 2-3 hours at a time, and my battery is still about half full.

[@kangaryu79]

@@BentRodBassin I'm curious to know how much of that time you're maxing out your speed?

[@BentRodBassin]

Maybe an hour at most. I usually dont fish at max speed.

[@kangaryu79]

@@BentRodBassin coo thx for reply. I was probably trolling 1 hr max today on my 29 group battery and had it drain down to 12.10. I'm thinking maybe a bad cell now...

[@BentRodBassin]

Its definitely possible!

[@00powerstrokin]

How long is the shaft on your trolling motor?

[@BentRodBassin]

36”

[@00powerstrokin]

@@BentRodBassin thanks I was thinking of doing a similar setup and wasn't sure if I should go with a 42 inch or not

[@BentRodBassin]

@@00powerstrokin too deep may affect the speed, I think 36” is perfect

[@00powerstrokin]

@@BentRodBassin yeah I was thinking maybe for fishing standing up keep the motor up higher. Probably be a pain to use when seated though

[@BentRodBassin]

@@00powerstrokin they make a throttle grip extension, picked one up from bass pro, might be something to look into.

[@aaronwebster1829]

How long is all day lol?

[@BentRodBassin]

Minimum 8 hrs 🍻😎

[@aaronwebster1829]

Thanks brother! I just bought a 12ft jon boat and the same trolling motor!

[@BentRodBassin]

Nice man, that's going to move real good!

[@Cyph3rX]

1000 bucks worth of accessories, 500 bucks worth of boat 🚢👌😎

[@BentRodBassin]

Heck ya, loooool

[@codyrivenburgh7645]

Me amd my 30 year 12 foot foot jonboat feel personally offended by this

[@Cyph3rX]

@@codyrivenburgh7645 I got an old 1986 16.5ft center console I got for 2k cash w a suzuki 90hp from 2020 strapped on it. I'm something of an expert here fellas

[@codyrivenburgh7645]

@@Cyph3rX you are no doubt an expert in this field

[@PrestigeLoft]

send me a link to your battery please

[@silentwoods21]

What size batteries do you use ???

[@BentRodBassin]

Group 29

[@silentwoods21]

Thanks about how many hours does one last for you out on the water

[@BentRodBassin]

@@silentwoods21 depends, I would estimate 5+ depending on conditions and speed.

[@TeamJesusOutdoors]

How long will it cruise st 3mph?

[@BentRodBassin]

I can ride for 3 hrs at full throttle!

[@TeamJesusOutdoors]

not bad. Have you considered getting a 3 or 5 hp. gas outboard?

[@BentRodBassin]

Been looking at getting a 15 for awhile now. Searching for a deal! 😂🤑

[@TeamJesusOutdoors]

15 is alot of motor on that little thing! LOL

[@BentRodBassin]

Hahah, full throttle! 🔥☠👍😎

[@bradywilliams1085]

What type of boat does he have?

[@BentRodBassin]

1436 Lowe

[@Nahhmah]

I see you took Jon B's suggestion by going with a 55 and you're terribly disappointed. 😂

[@lotuseatr09]

If you’re by yourself you need to split the weight evenly front and back making the boat level or plained out. Pitch of prop same as transom of boat.

[@BentRodBassin]

Thanks for the tip!

[@visualkeirockstar]

That's kind of disappointing. My 30lb goes the same speed like that in a calm day. I just got a 55lb hoping it'll go a little faster, haven't tested it but now I don't feel much hope after seeing this. I do have a smaller boat 8ft though.

[@BentRodBassin]

The lb rating is for thrust not top speed, they all go the same speed, but the 55lb keeps the speed in the wind. 👍

[@visualkeirockstar]

@@BentRodBassin Thanks, I'm always confused about that.

[@BentRodBassin]

Ya I was bummed out about it too at first, I thought it was going to be way faster.

[@bobbarker2515]

@@BentRodBassin Not sure about that. They may spin at the same RPM but I can tell you I went from a 55lb to a 70lb on my boat and its a very noticeable difference in top speed and acceleration even though I added 134 lbs worth of batteries to feed it. I'm not saying you are wrong, I'm just saying what I have personally witnessed on my own boat. And for the original poster, you can get a different prop to give you better speed.

[@BentRodBassin]

55lb is only 12 volts though, I'm sure a 24v is way faster...

[@dustyhudson7602]

What boat ramp is this

[@BentRodBassin]

East Lake Ann ramp.

[@dustyhudson7602]

@@BentRodBassin aww ine of them private lakes I can't get into lol

[@travisstillion4055]

I got an endurance c2 30 on my intex raft and I was going about 5 when I got it but unfortunately I picked up a rope in the lake and it just hasn't been the same since lol but yeah dude I was getting 5 mph out of it

[@dylanstuckless5669]

Ever think of using solar to keep the batteries charged and using 2? My buddy at ToughCountryGear is thinking of that

[@dylanstuckless5669]

@Mic Reacts you'd want to uuse flexable panels. that way you could put them on the walls out of the way

[@rafabc1778]

could you give the battery spec please

[@BentRodBassin]

It's a everstartt group 29 battery, purchased at walmart. Deep cycle marine 12v.

[@QuickJoe]

How much Ah has the battery?

[@BentRodBassin]

122!

[@QuickJoe]

@@BentRodBassin thanks for the fast reply, not much youtubers reply now adays. I have a 40lbs with a 105 Ah battery deep cycle and its 31dc. I know I can only drain it till 50% and then charge again. Because if drained lower it will die faster on me over time. Wondering how much hours I can fish with it and still get back to my car.

[@greatsoutherntrendkill79]

Boats ride the best when their level

[@Hkarl85]

Looking into building a micro-skiff for inshore and lake fishing but I really wish I could skip a smelly and loud 2 stroke motor but if its going to be this slow then I am not sure anymore... Found some electric outboard motors that where suppose to be 2,5 horses and up but they started at 3000 dollars 😭 don't understand how electric motors can still be so expensive when they are way less complicated to build and fewer parts then combustion engines

[@mycutedoggydog]

If it includes something like a lithium ion battery, then I could see why the price would be high, plus they charge more because they can

[@cautionfiamable]

Sounds cool. Cool name.

[@jowyjozef]

How long does the charge last?

[@BentRodBassin]

Typically 8hrs, 👍

[@jowyjozef]

@@BentRodBassin Not bad ... Thanks!!! God Bless!

[@ur_asian_milfoil]

Man that slow had 30lb motor and I was making waves

[@BentRodBassin]

I know right!

[@ghtbb]

5mph, thrust gets you going determined by the water you are fishing In

[@BentRodBassin]

Absolutely!

[@undeserved1781]

Sorry guys, but the speed is in the blade pitch, and diameter, along with many other factors. that said let me know when a boat is put on plane with a trolling motor.

[@kaidos8520]

Put a 2.5 hp 4 stroke on it you’ll get a lot more speed that’s too slow

[@choyphillips1888]

I get a lot more power out of the 46 lb Newport vessel on a heavy ass 17 foot Colman canoe.

[@STOICOUTDOORS]

Would be sick for a yak

[@BentRodBassin]

Dude a Yak would fly with this, haha I agree!

[@TheFrogfeeder]

Trying to decide if the 40 lb or even 50lb would be worth the extra $$ on a 14 foot square stern canoe. Above 30 lbs, they have 6inch longer shafts, that might play a role as well.

[@BentRodBassin]

40 would work perfectly!

[@TheFrogfeeder]

Bent Rod Bassin thanks, I actually just found a older 55lber for 50$, imma go get it so I have options. Thankyou for the quick reply, see ya out there!

[@MrDavidelliottjr]

Youd be going backwards in that if you was where I live.

[@BentRodBassin]

Hahaha I know right!

[@rickyd865VOL]

Surely that Jon boat weighs more than 90lbs

[@BentRodBassin]

Probably 160ish

[@greatsoutherntrendkill79]

Put your batteries in front that boat should be going a lot faster

[@gregkobylarz8648]

A 1436 Lowe Jon weighs more than 90 LBS

[@BentRodBassin]

Probably

[@wesg2313]

Dude that SUCKS going 3 mph. No you should get faster than that. Put those batteries in the back. Something is wrong for sure. I honestly get upper 4's to 5 all day long at max.

[@BentRodBassin]

Definitely helped a ton moving them big ol batteries to the back!! 🔥😜🚀

[@quattro4468]

These fuckers used to be $189! Why are they so expensive now!

[@randombmx4200]

they all have a max speed of 5 mph the lbs is just for how much weight it can push lol

[@BentRodBassin]

Did 7mph last year 🤔

[@randombmx4200]

@@BentRodBassin yea with the wind to your back lol seriously though atleast for minn kota 12v they all cap at 5mph

[@BentRodBassin]

Downhill!

[@touxiong625]

Not fast but beats paddling in a kayak

[@nicocua3118]

JESUS CHRIST LOVES YOU SO MUCH!!!!

[@karelvandervelden8819]

he is dead now

[@dhooter]

Trim up go faster. To a point.

[@nicocua3118]

JESUS CHRIST IS THE WAY THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE!!!!

[@richiesurridge3204]

That's slow I have a Minn Kota endura 30 lb thrust I get almost 10 miles an hour out of it

[@frankyalvarez7160]

You boat must be lighter then.

[@richiesurridge3204]

@@frankyalvarez7160 he's got too much weight in the boat you don't need two batteries I got the exact same boat

[@BentRodBassin]

Depends on how long your fishing and the wind speed. You might be on the motor all day in some cases. Bring a paddle if you dont have a back up 👍

[@benbraun1151]

I call BS.

[@Champion2Manager]

This is way too slow . Waste of money lol 😂

[@BentRodBassin]

A mean 4!

[@SonOfaFish518]

What Garmin model is that graph ?

[@BentRodBassin]

Striker SV7