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ishoot308 · 09-17-2013, 08:39 AM

Here's a pic of the back of the new Premier I just got. It also has a full camper cover which I will rarely use except maybe in the very early spring. The front bimini will be taken down during the summer as it is just too much. The seat covers I have and a full helm enclosure should be more than adequate protection for foul weather.

I will be mounting at least 3 downriggers off the back rails using Premiers custom rail mount.

That console in front of the motor is a good sized livewell. There are also rod holders which can't be seen in the pic.

I have a 36 volt 101 lb thrust trolling motor on the front with permanently mounted trolling batteries in the center pontoon that Winnisquam marine hooked up for me. There is an on board charger for these batteries. I just basically plug the side of the boat in to charge.

Hopefully I will be able to get the entire boat rigged for trolling before putting it away in storage for the winter. Till then, I will continue jigging for lakers which has been a blast!!!

Dan

09-17-2013, 08:39 AM	#22
ishoot308 Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Gilford, NH / Welch Island Posts: 6,247 Thanks: 2,390 Thanked 5,283 Times in 2,055 Posts	Here It Is! Here's a pic of the back of the new Premier I just got. It also has a full camper cover which I will rarely use except maybe in the very early spring. The front bimini will be taken down during the summer as it is just too much. The seat covers I have and a full helm enclosure should be more than adequate protection for foul weather. I will be mounting at least 3 downriggers off the back rails using Premiers custom rail mount. That console in front of the motor is a good sized livewell. There are also rod holders which can't be seen in the pic. I have a 36 volt 101 lb thrust trolling motor on the front with permanently mounted trolling batteries in the center pontoon that Winnisquam marine hooked up for me. There is an on board charger for these batteries. I just basically plug the side of the boat in to charge. Hopefully I will be able to get the entire boat rigged for trolling before putting it away in storage for the winter. Till then, I will continue jigging for lakers which has been a blast!!! Dan Attached Images __________________ It's Always Sunny On Welch Island!!