Mighty Max Battery 12V 35AH Wilderness Tarpon 100 Kayak Trolling Motor Battery

So far, so good. I've only used it once so far, but it lasted for about a five hour fishing trip, running my 30lb thrust Minn Kota trolling motor intermittently. I only use it for powering my Outcast FishCat pontoon to areas that I want to fish, not for trolling over long periods, so I expect it to last a few seasons.

I bought this to power my Minn Kota Endura C2 30.when fully charged, this powered the Minn Kota for ~90 minutes running at full speed nonstop. After that there was significant slow down. Just wanted to give a clear answer to this question. This was in a large lake with no real current.

I use this on my feelfree lure 11.5 with 24 lb trolling motor . I have a pwm controller that I use to slow down my trolling motor for trolling . I have not had the battery die on me with over 6 hours of trolling . It has been doing great for almost a year now . I am going to buy a second one this year . Great value for the money , lightwieght and no complaints.

This battery weighs in at a measly 20 pounds and is in between a motorcycle and regular battery in size. I am able to slide it in next to my seat and it is super tight so no need for a box of any kind. I also added a quick disconnect plug ($10 Walmart) so I am not messing with bolts just unplug and remove from kayak. This is being used on a sit in kayak with a 36 pound trolling Minn Kota that I cut to a 24 inch shaft the kayak is a Viper 10 ft from Menards and it has a blunt front end and going into current is hard to do but this battery allows me to do it on 5 till I get where I'm fishing and then on 2 out of current for About 2 1/2 hours but straight on 1-2 I get around 3 - 3 1/2 hours. this is a true kayak battery.

I hunted far and wide for a battery for my trolling motor, and even made some purchases that didn’t work out. This is perfect! I highly recommend it for the ability to hold a charge, and its size. We put this in our canoe, and it works great.

I used this with my 36lb thrust Newport Vessels trolling motor. It served its purpose, as far as batteries go. Dispite being fully charged between uses, it seemed to lose its charge faster by the end of the summer. It would last 4-5 hours of frequent trolling. By the end of the summer, it only seemed to last 3-4 hours. Admittedly, I probably exceeded the average expected use of the battery. I got my moneys worth and would order it again if i wanted a cheap battery.

Needed a light weight trolling motor battery for my kayak. Took it out the first time for over 4 hours and it still had 70 percent charge when I got back home. Highly recommend this product for small light weight kayaks.

After only less than three months of occasional use, this battery quit holding a charge. I was on the lake at the time and as the sun was setting I had no way to get back to the dock. It was fairly breezy and had foolishly left my oars in the truck. I mean, with a good trolling motor, who needs oars. The battery had a full charge when I first set out and had only been on the water for a few hours. I had to get into the water and maneuver the boat to shore. Did I mention that it was mid November and temps in the 40's? I then had to walk the entire length of the lake to got back to my truck. I'm 73 years old so this was no easy task. Fortunately, a fellow fisherman came to my rescue and took me back to my boat and towed me in. I have since purchased another battery from Walmart. I would think long and hard before purchasing this battery for use with a trolling motor.

I swap it around from boat to lawn tractor.