Can you explain how/setup to be able to do that? I'm new to Gheenoe. Great video, thanks for sharing.

@fishfarmers-videos

7 жыл бұрын

If you're looking to run shallow, then you will need a really good stainless prop, and possibly have extra cup added to the prop. I run a modified Powertech semi cleaver prop. Then you should mount a jackplate onto the boat. The cup on the prop tips makes the prop work well even though only half of the prop is in the water. Power trim and tilt is super helpful too. I have a manual jackplate which is raised very high, but trimming the motor up is just as important. With weight up front/my electric trim tabs lowered down, the motor up as high as the prop will allow, and a little positive trim, there is only a few inches of skeg below the boat. I hope this helps :)

How shallow can that thing run in

@fishfarmers-videos

7 жыл бұрын

Ive been through an honest 7.5" without even trying or having a dirty prop wash. With that being said I have had times when I believe the water was shallower then that, but i never measured. Lots of boats claim to run in 5" or something, but unless they have a tunnel, I will be able to go shallower regardless of what they claim to run in.

@TheDarkness210

7 жыл бұрын

very cool man thinking about getting one for the texas coast.. it gets pretty skinny down here.. thanks for the info