I was on pool nine Saturday , then as I was putting my trolling motor down ’cause I saw some smallies breaking water, I notice that the trolling motor had melted into my Gator Mount … -I just had to try anyways- She was dead. Dead, dead, dead . So, being that I had money in the pocket and had driven four hours, I went fishing anyways .
So, I used the big motor as a trolling motor, firing ‘er up now and then to get where I wanted to go…
Long story short, I was in few areas that were great, but I didn’t catch anything, well all shorties, let me tell ya, hey . So, what’s up with the bass here?
So, after I’ve run out of patience, using the big motor and all, taking my daily inventory, thanking God for all that I have, I get mama on the blower (easy, boys), and I tell’er what’s goin’ on… She says that I should “use your best judgement.” Then she says, “have you noticed that every time you go fishin’ something breaks? ” (I’m thinkin’, yeah.) She then suggest I may wanna “pray about that for direction. ” Yeah, direction to the bow mount store .
So, I got x amount of $; later, when I’m done working today, I’m goin’ a lookin’ for a new trolling motor.
Here’s the deal: Do I buy the Motor Guide or Minkota I want, or do I buy a leftover Evinrude which never breaks, for $300.00 rather than one of the other two for $800.00?
I guess I need to use my “best judgement.”
Hey, how’s your “best judgement” regarding this?
Thanks,
OnTheWater
PS Yes, God seems to have seen fit to test me at nearly my every turn. The way I look at it is that I’m tested more ’cause there are those who aren’t ready yet to deal with such tests -hey, it was just a thought!