It def was tuff staying vertical early in the day. My brother usually runs the trolling motor. It was in constant use. We had to use a spare battery due to fighting that wind and current. From what I understand you try and keep the nose of the boat into the wind.
There's really no WAY to handle it, you just gotta adjust when needed. I was out sat, April 20, and had some nasty wind as well. But we delt with it and got our 3 man in roughly 8 hrs..so, not lights out by any means but it was fun as hell.
Nice outing brother! Gotta love the bridge drift, canada or detroit, doesn't mattter 🎣🎣💪🎣🎣❤️🎣🎣
It def was tuff staying vertical early in the day. My brother usually runs the trolling motor. It was in constant use. We had to use a spare battery due to fighting that wind and current. From what I understand you try and keep the nose of the boat into the wind.
did the wind cause any issues with your drift? how do you battle it?
There's really no WAY to handle it, you just gotta adjust when needed. I was out sat, April 20, and had some nasty wind as well. But we delt with it and got our 3 man in roughly 8 hrs..so, not lights out by any means but it was fun as hell.
What brand of net is that?
The one in the front of the boat.
I think it's a ranger with rubber netting