Just go ahead and get ya a trollin plate for yo motor and be done with it. My boat wouldnt get below 2.5 till I got mine , now I have to give her a little gas to get to 1.5- 1.8. Really worth it and dont have to worry about loosin it.
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my new boat trolls at 2 - 2.2 mph on idle speed with 2 five gallon buckets. what size drift sock do you all recommend to bring the speed down to about 1.5 mph, without the buckets? thanks!
Just go ahead and get ya a trollin plate for yo motor and be done with it. My boat wouldnt get below 2.5 till I got mine , now I have to give her a little gas to get to 1.5- 1.8. Really worth it and dont have to worry about loosin it.
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This is the one I have -Trol-A-Matic Trolling Plate. It takes the worry out of having to raise and lower it every time. EBAY has em right now .As well as Cabellas-http://www.cabelas.com/p-0000915012282a.shtml
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I would try a 30" first. I use a 24" when by myself and 18" with I have a second person onboard with my 90hp but my target is 1.9.
Get it from BPS so you can keep taking the back until you get the speed you want. I had to do this a couple of times and they never questioned it.
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was steering. Sometimes it would take awhile to get turned but it did take me from 3.2 down to about 1.3 or so on the Nitro
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3, 5 gallon buckets on the bay boat puts me at 2.1 or 2.2
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