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Steve is correct, lots of guys running the 36volt models on the 621 Rangers, Tritons and similar platforms. I personally haven't heard about any freezing up during the cold weather months. I have a friend that is a prostaffer and guide on Lake Erie, I will shoot her a email and ask about your concern.

Sounds like a good time to me Thanks for sharing

Very nice Now load her up

Congrats, looks like a fish catching machine to me.

Looking good Ross, I wish I could do the same in my boat

Going to have to disagree with all of you and I have the belly to prove it Lake Erie yellow perch is the chit dizzle Small to med size walleye are a close second Crappie, sunfish and bluegill would round out me top three

Welcome aboard and good luck

Welcome aboard. Stick around for awhile and let the members get to know you and you won't regret it. Good bunch here. Do a search and read some of the past threads, you learn a bunch. I will tell you this, no place in Ohio is like fishing in Tennessee.

Good luck with it Steve

Congrats Andy! Awesome looking boat

Congrats to the winners and all that participated in the Classic

Good to finally hear you will be out on the water

Good Luck and Happy Thanksgiving Doug!

Welcome aboard, there's a couple of us Buckeyes here.

Sounds like a good time Congrats to the winners

Congrats! Now get her all slimed up

Congrats Wes, that is a sweet looking ride.

Looking good. Good luck fishing out of it.

Awhile back I was looking at doing something solar for charging my trolling motor batteries while my boat sits on a lift at the lake. Well after researching I have nixed that idea and the main reason is a couple other people that are closer than me to our boat dock asked me about installing some electric and we have pretty much agreed that one of the guys is going to let us use his power, another fella is going to provide a trencher and I am going to install the electric. I'm going run the wiring in PVC and size the conductors properly so we won't have any voltage drop. With that said I have started searching for a two bank on board charger to install in my boat and again there is a ton of them out there but I have no experience with them. I run two batteries just for my 12/24volt trolling motor. So this is where you guys come in with opinions and suggestions. I would appreciate it. Thanks in advance Phil

Thanks again fellas, Karma may not like it but you guys have made me rethink to a 3 bank charger. In searching it's not that much more money. Again thanks for the help, I respect your opinions that's why I asked. Can't beat experience

There is a Gander less than five minutes from my house. When it first open it was awesome, the store manager was a fisherman, a musky guide from Wisconsin. The fishing department was well stocked and sold things like jigs, lead weights and some plastics in bulk. Most of the part time help were fisherman so it was a good place to hang out sometimes. The gun department was also large and ran by a retired local cop and avid duck hunter. Need a battery, accessory, oil from the boat they had it. Good amount of outdoor clothing also. They even had a seperate space with it's own entrance for live bait. Their prices weren't bad at all. Well fast forward to about five years ago the manager left and they brought someone else in and the whole store changed, and not for the good. Fishing department is about a third of size it was, as too the gun shop. Very limited boat supplies. They do had a ton of clothes, boots, shoes, candy and snacks. They don't have anyone that knows anything about the fishing gear they do sell and if something doesn't have a price tag on it good luck with that. They also closed the live bait space too.

Thanks everyone. The only reason I was looking at a two bank was I've never had any issues during the season with the cranking battery. Unlike most of you guys my boat only get used from May to November and besides weekends and a week trip here and there it was parked in my garage and charging wasn't a problem. Again Thanks

Well done, I really like the second to the last.

We use them all the time on Lake Erie fishing for walleye. Use them to slow down a drift or to slow down a troll. I even have some smaller bags that I use while fishing in northern Ontario. A very useful tool