Product Overview
Happy Troller Small To 50 Hp
Take control of your trolling speed and enhance your boat's stability with the Davis Instruments Happy Troller Small. This ingenious trolling plate mounts to your outboard's anti-cavitation plate, allowing you to dial in the perfect slow troll for enticing fish, while also smoothing out your ride and reducing porpoising at higher speeds. Crafted from durable stainless steel and marine-grade aluminum with a clear anodized finish, the Happy Troller Small is built to withstand harsh marine environments and provide years of reliable performance.
Key Features
- **Precise Trolling Speed Control:** Achieve the perfect slow troll for various fishing techniques and conditions.
- **Enhanced Boat Stability:** Improves stability at both trolling and cruising speeds, especially in bow-light boats.
- **Reduced Porpoising and Cavitation:** Enjoy a smoother, more controlled ride, even in choppy water.
- **Durable Construction:** Built from high-quality stainless steel and marine aluminum with a clear anodized finish for lasting performance.
- **Quick and Easy Installation:** Mounts in just 15 minutes with included stainless steel hardware and instructions.
- **Versatile Performance:** Ideal for both saltwater and freshwater fishing.
- **Fits 20-50 HP Outboards:** Designed specifically for smaller outboard motors.
- **Locks in Up and Down Positions:** Securely locks in both the trolling and cruising positions for optimal performance.
What's in the Box
- Happy Troller Small Trolling Plate
- Stainless steel mounting hardware
- Installation and operating instructions
Specifications
The Captain's Take
As a seasoned captain, I've seen firsthand how the Happy Troller Small can transform a fishing trip. It's not just about slowing down; it's about gaining precise control. Whether I'm targeting finicky walleye or stubborn salmon, the Happy Troller allows me to dial in the perfect speed and presentation. Plus, the added stability at higher speeds is a welcome bonus. This is a must-have tool for any serious angler.
