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No monster. But a rosy fall beauty from a week ago.

That was my experience a couple weeks ago.

No fighting butt. But in would think it's nearly identical.

DIY PVC hauler for the frameless 'toon.

Thanks Josh, not a U1 type though, I guess I'll keep looking for one of these whenever they turn up. https://www.mightymaxbattery.com/shop/lifepo4/ml35-12li-12v-35ah-u1-case-size-deep-cycle-lithium-battery/ That's straight swap out for the Mighty Max ballast I'm using now.

So close to what I need but just won't fit in the battery box my PWM latches up to, even if I turned it on it's side. Nice price.

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Agree with @Stonedfish. It's a vast difference in the sink rates for me between the SA titan intermediate and I/2/3. Have been way too busy try coho this summer but I thought the I/2/3 would have been the ticket for the faster retrieve. Josh, Rio CQS didn't even wiggle into the list anymore?

If you're still considering putting a trolling motor on your Watermaster here's a few things I did with my rebranded Outcast Scout to help you along. I had a lot of input from @Haggis57 on this and he was great. Here's the Amazon links to the bracket, mounts, and glue I used...

I went with the same bracket and glued on four rubber mounts for my frameless pontoon. I used a heat gun to bend the bracket a bit more to match the smaller tube radius on the bow.

Watersnake 24lb trolling motors on sale today for $104.40. Various Noco lithium chargers also.

I found 3M Scotchlock gel filled UR or UY2 connectors to be a lot easier. Here's the link to plastic vents that snap into a 1" hole that @Engee and I used. I super glued mine to make sure they didn't pop out...

I'm in the process of putting a small trolling motor on my Outcast Scout AKA 'Lost Creek Xstreamer' that some of us bought. I had an old heavy trolling motor I used on my inflatable Achilles tender which was looking pretty sad after years in the salt. I decided to get a new super light weight...

There's a plate over the sinkhole and it's open. Algae is a bloomin'.

I got the same pontoon and in the process of adding motor mounts and PWM as I already had a motor for my auxiliary dingy. I'm with you Jason. Wish I bought two at the $335 price. I have it inflated on a hoist in the garage and can lower it onto the tonneau cover of the Tacoma and be on my way...

Wise choice Jim. I was there yesterday and never even bothered to get out of the truck. Went up Tepee looking for anything worthwhile to flog but it wasn't worth the time.

Sportsman's Warehouse if any are left.

After watching my buddy in the Cruiser, I'd agree that the oars are not much of a gain when your legs are dragging in the water. I, as a few others here, jumped on the Lost Creek X-Streamer / AKA Outcast Scout deal a couple of months ago.That's worth a look if you have the space to haul it.

The ArcticSilver line will throw a long way. I experienced some poor turnover on long casts in the salt on what may be the previous version. I ended up cutting 2' off the thin tip and welded a new loop. It's much better to cast, for me anyway. It looks like the current MD 2.0 may have a better...

It took awhile, but mine is sinking great after the LONG break in period. I've been using it on a few lakes now and doing the count down at known depth and it seems even a bit faster than 1.25 IPS.