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Old 03-27-2012, 06:39 PM
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I added a jack plate last year. It has been money well spent. Adding a trolling motor on the front end and a jack plate on the rear makes your boat much more versatile. Now I am able to slip in and out shallow bayou and back lake mouths to access more water. I can't say I have any performance enhancement. If you have the means to add one and you intend on keeping the boat, I highly recommend it.
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