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How to Load Your Boat With a Trolling Motor

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  • Опубліковано 14 чер 2018
  • If you fish long enough, you’re bound to run into mechanical issues at some point. When things go array and it’s time to get your boat back on the trailer, you need to be prepared and have a system that allows you to quickly and safely trailer your boat without your outboard motor. It’s a great thing to practice and can drastically lower your stress level if and when any boat or motor issues occur.
    Managing Editor Walker Smith demonstrates the easiest way to load your boat without the help of an outboard motor. As long as the trolling motor works, you should be able to use this method on any type of bass boat. This method can also allow you to get your boat into and out of much smaller bodies of water-or private water-where outboard operation may not be allowed. The most common issue anglers have when trying this, however, is when the bow of the boat gets stuck underneath the roller. Walker also walks you through this problem and explains a very easy fix for it.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 32

  • @anthonyleone9605
    @anthonyleone9605 4 роки тому +10

    Great advise, but a safty comment: Before you lay on Deck next to electric motor put it into the off position.

  • @baddboat
    @baddboat 21 день тому +1

    Thank you!! That was a very good video! Very helpful!

  • @2005mleal
    @2005mleal 4 роки тому +2

    Dude, thank you for doing this! We had an incident yesterday and this knowledge could have come in handy. Now I know for next time.

  • @therealgregroot
    @therealgregroot 5 років тому +1

    This is my common scenario, thanks for sharing. It helps me a lot.

  • @Brentlythomas13
    @Brentlythomas13 5 років тому +1

    Super video! Thanks!

  • @civilized5734
    @civilized5734 6 років тому

    Liked the tip on the front lip raise thanks for sharing

  • @BassGeek
    @BassGeek 6 років тому +1

    Nice tip. I fish a few electric motor only lakes near my house and it can be a tough job loading with the electric only.

  • @anglertungstenco
    @anglertungstenco 6 років тому

    Good info guys! I have had to do this on several occasions before. It’s common sense but some people just panic I guess. Just don’t hit the trailer it breaks stuff lol

  • @jpmorso3798
    @jpmorso3798 Рік тому

    Nice nice great video gave me more confidence thank you sir

  • @jimfang2090
    @jimfang2090 6 років тому

    great info, great video, thanks

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  6 років тому

      Thanks Jim, glad it was well-received on your end.

  • @kevinatwood6280
    @kevinatwood6280 6 років тому

    Where can you find one of those bow protectors?

  • @DivideAndConkor
    @DivideAndConkor 6 років тому +1

    There's no telling how many times I've done something like this since my old Ranger has issues with idle and when loading onto a trailer, gotta love those old Johnson outboards lol

    • @rogeto9351
      @rogeto9351 6 років тому

      Yep, me to. Have an old Skeeter with a 1974 Johnson does not like to idle. I have to do this every 3rd trip out.

    • @DivideAndConkor
      @DivideAndConkor 6 років тому

      rogeto9351 yeah I have a 97 and it has the heat soak issue which is cause by them putting a V6 into a smaller form factor. I've found that if you tilt the motor way up after making a run then shake it side to side to get all the gas back out of the carbs and then set it back down it works way better next time you go to start it.

  • @mdbassin6267
    @mdbassin6267 6 років тому +4

    run to the back of the boat once you pull motor - it will go up farther

  • @NathanR82
    @NathanR82 6 років тому

    I don’t know what it’s called but my boat trailer’s roller is on a spring loaded armature that moves up and down automatically adjusting as you wench it tighter. It’s a Stratos Trail by EZ Loader and it’s the best thing ever invented for bait trailers. It should be a standard.

  • @riverpirate1022
    @riverpirate1022 10 місяців тому

    Or instead of risking your expensive trolling motor pull the motor up way sooner and just use a mooring rope (With two people one already on land) and toss them the rope to pull the boat on the trailer to get the winch line on it.
    If your alone, your going to use the rope to walk the boat around to the trailer from the dock (If possible) then pull it up the trailer and then attach the winch line to winch it in.
    The hard part of engine failure is actually getting back to the dock, not getting on the trailer (in most cases)

  • @Thatfisherguy
    @Thatfisherguy 6 років тому

    Make one on how to launch with a trolling motor and a dock beside it

  • @roddyramirez8597
    @roddyramirez8597 6 років тому

    If u lower your big motor in the back a little more and have it facing straight you can steer your boat alot easier in a straight line without the back floating side to side

  • @stevemiller1037
    @stevemiller1037 6 років тому

    I use to do this cause my trailer is ghetto I can’t powerload, now I just take off my shoes and get in lol

  • @2stage90
    @2stage90 6 років тому

    I have a pair of overalls as my "pants" if its cold, I roll them up and have 2 safety pins on them to pin them up and jump in. If I can eat a fish that's been in their for years I can damn sure jump in and get my feet wet. If its warm I wear a pair of board shorts. You gotta be damn hot casting in the sun in pants and a long sleeve. Don't be the guy at the boat dock stylin' and profilin' holding up everybody.

  • @spaloslvnv
    @spaloslvnv 6 років тому

    POWERLOADDDDDDDDD ITTTTT!!!!

  • @doolittlegeorge
    @doolittlegeorge 5 років тому

    Spot lock and dock mister!

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  5 років тому +1

      This is for those situations where you don't have those luxuries.

  • @willwork2fish261
    @willwork2fish261 6 років тому

    Is this his boat? How do you like it?

  • @dejapollo
    @dejapollo 4 роки тому

    Soooooooooooo basically have common sense. Gotcha.

  • @GregK9
    @GregK9 5 років тому

    Not gonna work with a glass boat.

  • @bipedalhominid6815
    @bipedalhominid6815 6 років тому

    Why would anybody need to be taught this? Seems like basic knowledge

    • @Wired2Fish
      @Wired2Fish  6 років тому +6

      Basic knowledge to some is new knowledge to others. We cover the gamut of content for all skill levels, but always stay reminded of people just entering the fishing market, many of of which are new to things like driving with trailers, backing trailers, outboard operation, etc.