Paddling just as the ice is out is a wet and cold adventure.
Also, if you try using a dodger spoon with a streamer, your arms will just about
fall off to get any action. I agree to avoid a transom mount off the back
- use one on the side.
A
motor is a decent thing to have in a river for obvious
reasons.
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Subject: Re: [VFB] canoe
I am looking into buying a canoe for fishing the small ponds and backwaters. Anyone have any suggestions? I plan on using a transom mounted trolling motor for go power and would like to know what you all think.
Why bother with a motor at all? Paddles work just fine and are a lot less of a hassle.
Bob VanAmburg
Kearney, NE
"So much water, so little time"
