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“It changed the way I fish” - Ultrex keeps getting better

by Major League Fishing 19 Jun 2022 11:12 PDT
Ultrex © Minn Kota Motors

If your trolling motor can lock onto any spot, drive your boat for you and be controlled from anywhere...you're gonna catch more fish.

The best fishermen don't mess with their boat. The best fishermen just fish. And for years the Ultrex™ from Minn Kota® has been proven to help anglers get more out of everyday on the water.

A Spot-Lock® that never gives up

When Minn Kota invented Spot-Lock®, they invented a whole new way to fish. Push a button on the foot pedal, the remote or your Humminbird®, and Ultrex keeps you right there until you're ready to move.

Control from absolutely anywhere

Ultrex frees you from the foot pedal because it's part of the One-Boat Network®. That means you can control it from a dedicated remote, a mobile app or your Humminbird unit. When you can fish from anywhere, you can catch anything.

The feel of a better foot pedal

Ultrex packs all those GPS features into a motor that feels like a cable-steer. Precise, easy, intuitive control that lets you effortlessly go right where you need to.

See more features here...

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