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<blockquote data-quote="guywhofishes" data-source="post: 27978" data-attributes="member: 337">I shove my trolling motor into rocks all the time. You baby yours? I'd rather have stability and the boat hull off the rocks - my Terrova can handle it.The Talon is the ####. I am in love. I got a crankbait hunk up in 2-3 feet of water. I drifted into the area then stuck the Talon and that gave me all the time in the world to reach down with my extendable (8 ft) net and snag it. In the old days I would have had to run the trolling with the remote and try to dig/net the crank at the same time in a stiff wind - usually ending up with a stressful mess, some swear bombs, and no rescued crank.- - - Updated - - -You can see the dark gray wear patterns across the flanks of the bluegill where the walleye's teeth were. (in the ruler photo)I tried to pull the gill out of the walleye's mouth but no way was it coming out the way it went in.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="guywhofishes, post: 27978, member: 337"] I shove my trolling motor into rocks all the time. You baby yours? I'd rather have stability and the boat hull off the rocks - my Terrova can handle it. The Talon is the ####. I am in love. I got a crankbait hunk up in 2-3 feet of water. I drifted into the area then stuck the Talon and that gave me all the time in the world to reach down with my extendable (8 ft) net and snag it. In the old days I would have had to run the trolling with the remote and try to dig/net the crank at the same time in a stiff wind - usually ending up with a stressful mess, some swear bombs, and no rescued crank. [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] You can see the dark gray wear patterns across the flanks of the bluegill where the walleye's teeth were. (in the ruler photo) I tried to pull the gill out of the walleye's mouth but no way was it coming out the way it went in. [/QUOTE]

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