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Wilderness System kayak. Tarpon 140. I've spent the last couple years getting rigged. I put a trolling motor on it, minn kota 30lb, that has foot controlled steering and a control next to my knee. An Eagle depth finder. Traditional milk crate w/ 45* rod holders. I also put a retractable rope on it to use with my anchor. I put an Everstart Marine battery that fits in the dry storage front to power everything. And built a dolly for it using bike tires.

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  • THANKS! I bought the $100 minn kota transom mount trolling motor at basspro. cut the mount to screw to kayak. Cut the shaft, used a 7pin connector like you use for trailer breaks to make the connection at the back. pulled the controls out of the top of the trolling motor, mounted the 5 speed switch by my knee. lol ok bit more than just tada, it was a great project for me to spend time with my dad and work on though. The cables are stainless leader wire (like salt fishing) so they wont rust.

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  • Awesome Yak, what trolling motor do you have and does it come with the ability to rig it like that, or did you design that yourself? I would love to do that to my 140. Thanks

  • Great idea with the anchor being attached to a retractable leash.

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