chefchris

It’s below the bilge line, literally runs along the lowest point of the boat. It’s what’s recommended by tracker and the reason it’s there. All your wires should be sealed/coated and water doesn’t sit in there, I always leave the drain plug at home and the boat with a good angle just in case any rain water makes it in under the cover. I’ll see if I can the videos I used and post em for you.

Damn dude nice catch. 7lbs is a great fish in most places

Thanks Man, I’m loving it, great boat for around here, wish I went bigger on the motor to like a 17 or 25hp but it does 7-8mph which is like 4x faster than what I did in my crawdad being electric only. I’ll probably go to lithiums next season and drop like 100lbs of battery weight from what I’ve seen. besides that it’s great, a little tight when both boys want to fish at the same time (luckily they don’t like going with each other so it works out, plus I get more time on the water) some pics from last weeks spring school vacation.

No problem if you look in the back of the boat near the drain plug you’ll see a piece of square tubing it runs along the very bottom of the boat. It runs up into the front. I used one of those Home Depot metal wire snake things and it worked great. id run all my wires at once, I ran extra power and ground wires for future installs cause it’s a tight fit. the whole rest of the boat is sealed with foam so running wires down that center channel is your only option unless you want to remove the floor, cut out foam, lay pipe and run wires if you have any questions please reach out and I’ll guide you in any way I can -Chef