Two or none. I had one talon in a boat I bought used years ago and it pissed me off more than if I had nothing at all. Had something after that with two and it was night and day.
Two or none. I had one talon in a boat I bought used years ago and it pissed me off more than if I had nothing at all. Had something after that with two and it was night and day.
24’Bass Cat Puma Sts-300 Proxs
23’Gatortrax Gt tunnel hull-200 Suzuki
that's all about to change come Feb 1st with the roll out of MRP pricing rules from PowerPole unfortunately . Now it will come down to customer service before during and after the sale, and availability.. you want poles better get them by Jan 31st.Originally Posted by jdwo2212
Last edited by KandKKustomz; 12-30-2021 at 05:13 AM.
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Brad Krone
Had 1 Blade for the last three years. It was very frustrating when the boat would start to spin with the wind and I would have to use the trolling motor to keep it straight. So why even have one? Recently went to two Pro Series ll's.
2005 Z21 Comanche Yamaha VMax 250HPDI
2 or none.
1994 Stratos 201 Pro XL
225 Optimax
2 is definitely the ticket. You will not be disappointed if you have 2. On the other hand, you'll regret just having 1.
2003 Nitro 901 CDX w/2021 Mercury ProXS 4 Stroke, 6" Slide Master Jackplate, Dual 8' Power Pole Blades, 22P Fury prop, Minnkota Ultrex 112
2
I am fine with 1. I really don't use it often-it's more like a brake for me when fishing trees, and it's not hard to figure out how to use one effectively.
2021 BassCatt Pantera II
200 Pro XS(3B056653)
Motorguide Tour Pro
I only have 1 Talon and spotlock , I'm used to the one talon and to me is better than none .I usually fish deeper than my talon will hold so spotlock works for me,one holds my boat when close to shore for getting the trailer to put boat back on or maybe have a snack and just want to sit in the shade for awhile.2 is definetly better but can get by with 1 depending on how you fish and where
1990 374V Ranger Still kickin' bass after all these years
I ran since they came out. I now have two.
2 for sure...2 sportmans 8' is whole lot better than 1 10' blade HANDS DOWN
Im fine with none
agree
Get 2. I bought 1 originally for my boat and within two weeks I ordered another one.
2 without a doubt
90 percent of our customers who buy one come back for the second in 2 months or less.
TWO
which size does most people go with, 8 or 10?
Got to give a shoutout to Kevin at K&K. I bought a PP charge from him last year and just ordered two Sportsman II 8s yesterday. Price can't be beat and he made sure to take extra time to discuss my mounting options.
2004 Ranger 519VX
200 Mercury Optimax
In my mind, 10's would be more of a pain while outside of the water (garage). They also will flex more, and in my mind, if you have spot lock, 8's handle all "shallow" water, and over that spotlock will come into play. I only have an 8 so someone with 10's may chime in and tell me I am wrong, just my thoughts on em.
90 percent of our sales to bass boat owners are 8 foot. And we're one of the largest dealers in the country.
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