10-11-2009, 10:14 PM
it must be a pretty small lake then.
there are a couple lakes by me that have no gas motors allowed on it at all, electric only.
you should see the big pontoon boats with electric motors.. lol
those lakes are only a couple hundred acres, I can row across the longest point in 15 minuts.
I am suprised you dont have a spare kicker motor on your boat... most every one in michigan with big motors have small kicker motors. primarily because it is dangerous not to... you get run over by ocean bound freighters if your main motor fails to start for some reason...
I have seen that a lot up this way, even on new motors. the last time I saw a big motor not start was just a couple weeks ago, fortunatly for him he hadnt set off down river cuz he didnt have a kicker motor, or even an electric troller...
there has to be a reason for the limited motor limit, the lake being shallow, sensitive shore line, lake being to narrow.. ect..
so dose this mean you wont be able to fish it?
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there are a couple lakes by me that have no gas motors allowed on it at all, electric only.
you should see the big pontoon boats with electric motors.. lol
those lakes are only a couple hundred acres, I can row across the longest point in 15 minuts.
I am suprised you dont have a spare kicker motor on your boat... most every one in michigan with big motors have small kicker motors. primarily because it is dangerous not to... you get run over by ocean bound freighters if your main motor fails to start for some reason...
I have seen that a lot up this way, even on new motors. the last time I saw a big motor not start was just a couple weeks ago, fortunatly for him he hadnt set off down river cuz he didnt have a kicker motor, or even an electric troller...
there has to be a reason for the limited motor limit, the lake being shallow, sensitive shore line, lake being to narrow.. ect..
so dose this mean you wont be able to fish it?
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