If an angler wants a new motor, there are more options than ever, more colors to match your gelcoat, and lower heartaches at the gas pump.

The best spot lock trolling motors seem to turn the idea of “best” on its ear. After all, manufacturers competed for years to see which trolling motor would keep going, whether through waves, through ...

Whether you’re sneaking around shallow flats or anchoring on an offshore reef, saltwater trolling motors can get you where you need. Unlike their gas-powered counterparts, trolling motors run off of ...

If you’re an avid trolling enthusiast, you know how important it is to have a reliable trolling motor. Hauling in an amazing catch depends on your ability to drag your lines through the water at a ...

Rockville, MD , Sept. 30, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The global Electric Trolling Motor Market is set to reach a valuation of US$ 597.4 Mn in 2024 and further expand at a CAGR of 3.6% to end up at US$ ...

If you've experienced your trolling motor battery lose its power because of its sub-par build, then you know how painfully frustrating it is. Like any battery-powered mechanisms in fishing boats, ...

Minn Kota, a company with decades of experience in trolling motor innovation, is bringing its proven technology to kayak anglers. For 2025, the company launched its new Kayak Terrova trolling motor ...

Quiet electric trolling motors are great for gliding into your favorite fishing spot but require constant correction if wind and water currents are at play. As an alternative to expensive commercial ...

First came the sit-on-top kayak. Then the pedal-powered kayak. Now, anglers are clamoring for motorized kayaks to take them farther and faster. Adding a motor does more than save human-powered energy, ...

Marine batteries are the unsung hero of the boating world. Just as boaters will go out of their way to find ethanol-free fuel and additives to keep their outboard running at peak performance, anglers ...

Benchy is that cute little boat that everyone uses to calibrate their 3D printer. [Emily The Engineer] asked the obvious question—why isn’t it a real working boat? Then she followed through on the ...

At risk of provoking someone to stuff my row-trolling gloves with poison ivy, I predict the sun will keep shining and muskies will keep striking plugs and bucktails across Wisconsin even though it ...