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re: One, two or no power pole
Posted on 6/24/22 at 8:59 am to YourHuckleberry
Posted on 6/24/22 at 8:59 am to YourHuckleberry
I’ve never fished with one. Does the spot lock just maintain you at a spot or can it maintain your location and boat direction/heading?
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Posted on 6/26/22 at 4:56 pm to turkish
quote:The spot lock/anchor (different manufacturers use different marketing labels) will hold the nose of your boat in the position you choose (by pushing the anchor/spot lock button on the trolling motor). Wind and/or current will swing the rear of your boat, and you'll be facing the current.
Does the spot lock just maintain you at a spot or can it maintain your location and boat direction/heading?
P.S. This is a great thread. I've been debating in my redneck brain about power poles. I have a Lowrance Ghost trolling motor - haven't yet been in a position (Spillway and Verret areas) where I've needed any thing beyond the "anchor" button.
I sure see a lot of Power poles out there, but I have yet to see someone actually using them.
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