Kayak Fishing Motors - Bixpy Motors

Looking for a Kayak Motor Kit? Can't decide what electric trolling motor would fit best on your personal watercraft? @Bixpy motors takes the hassle out of that choice with a portable, powerful motor and endless adapters to fit any small watercraft.
Bixpy makes the most versatile small watercraft electric motor currently on the market. Bixpy’s universal, and watercraft-specific, adapters make mounting the Bixpy motor seamless on a countless number of small watercraft (bixpy.info). Whether you are on a paddle-board, fishing kayak, or dinghy, you can mount the Bixpy electric trolling motor. Now with a battery that is 20% smaller, but packs the same power & longevity, the Bixpy K-1 Angler Pro Kit is an easy choice for beginners all the way to tournament anglers.
See this versatile motor in action, learn more about how it came to be and it’s true capabilities from Bixpy founder Houman Nikmanesh.
Hooked! The Kayak Anglers Resource: What We are About & Links
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0:00 - Introduction
0:50 History of Bixpy
4:30 Overview of the Motor
5:20 Tuning batteries to the motor
7:15 Adapters for All Kayaks
10:40 Kayak fitting database
12:00 Upgrading the Bixpy Motor for ALL anglers
12:45 Bixpy is small, portable & powerful
14:30 Upgraded Battery Tech
15:40 Smaller battery with same output and duration
16:40 Rudder motor mounts
19:20 Best rudder on the market
21:15 Houman’s kayak of choice
23:25 Paddleboard adaptable
24:40 768 battery capability
28:00 Bigger does not always equal better

[@nelhead4807]

Yall should make a pod for the old town pdl

[@daydreamers-nextadventure79]

I use my J-1 on my Aquaglide Blackfoot 130 angler inflatable. Perfect for RV’ers. Now we carry e-bikes and e-kayak.

[@hookedthekayakanglersresou9904]

That's awesome! What a rig to have in your arsenal when traveling. How is your battery life and how long do you use on the water between charges? That is always a question many anglers try to get a grasp on before adding a motor.

[@daydreamers-nextadventure79]

I have yet to run the battery down. Just joy riding at top speed for over an hour and still had three of six bars. So far the battery has been no problem. The only issue I have encountered is due to the motor being mounted beneath the kayak maneuvering in shallow waters can be a problem.

[@ReelTimeCapt]

I have a K1 with a universal rudder on my old town big water 132. Works great and exactly what I need. Thx

[@hookedthekayakanglersresou9904]

Great to hear @reeltimecapt. What kind of situations do you use it most or find it most helpful?

[@ReelTimeCapt]

@@hookedthekayakanglersresou9904 - I fish with freinds who have powered kayaks, like the old town 12 102 with minn kota, and we cover up to 10 miles per day fishing. We also fish kayak tournaments. At age 60+, my legs are not was young as they used to be, so I use my Bixpy K-1 like a pedal assit. It works well, and I also can use it for trolling which leaves my hands and feet free to tend rods, and rig. I can run it as hard as I want , and with pedal assist it seems I never go below 1/2 battery. Top speed when I need it is 4.5 mph on my setup.