Since I am on my second Warrior, Maybe I can try and help solve the problem,the fuse block that the radio is hooked too, is it a self installed or the one behind the dash for all instrumentation. If it is the dash that harness has a main power switch with a 15 amp rating, so I would wire to a fuse block mounted on a side wall its own fuse block and run six gauge from the starter battery up to it.
Second now that the radio is wired on its own circuit and not sharing, the 2 trolling motor batteries have a power wire from a jumper circuit that allows charging from the alternator while the big engine is used, therefore remove the terminals that is from the starter battery to each of the trolling motor batteries terminals it actually comes from the terminal block that connects front and rear sockets or remove the red and black wire that runs to that terminal block from the starter battery , what my thought is your actually hooked somehow to the starter battery with your trolling plug, either because your plugging into the wrong socket or leaving the jumper in when using the trolling motor, not sure which model warrior you have, the Vantage backtroller, can go on any model, but by removing the terminals that could possibly connect it to the starter battery and making sure your marinco plug is proper, plugging into the correct socket will isolate and seperate radio from trolling motor, are all batteries in the same area, its possible to have accidently hooked the wrong set for each of the batteries, since they are color coded and taped together, in the east metro if needed.

1st and 10 from the 20 and 6 minutes to go and its god forbid a wide receiver-reverse-pass.

1st and goal to goal and pass again to moss on a lob. Kicked a field goal after a lion turnover.

Defense backs and line backers blitze and open HUGE holes.

No kicker or punter under 35 years of age.

Play a zone instead of man on man , corners do not cover or play tite, linebackers dont play as a linebacker only try to get sacks, when was the last time a linebacker picked off a pass (not tipped).

Corner and linebacker coaches should be fired first.

Pathetic.

Hey Tice are you having FUN!!!

6-0 last year to a nonplayoff season

this year 6-1 and now are 7-6 Pathetic.

You did see the professional Todd Frank because I fish the east division also, some are enroute to tournaments right now, and Todd and Gary are close friends, Todds new boat is a red Lund , The one the year before was Green, Hes not the one mentioned above because Todd is a Captain up on Lake Ontario. Probably in the store. Skinny fella with black hair and mustache.

And also the PWT pros are required to have names on there motors. He has a touring Pro NPAA number less than 100 also.

The fishing will improve in the coming weeks, there are reports that saugers were plentiful at Osceola, if this is the case it will be 1 week for North of Stillwater and 2 weeks for Hudson, so the Hudson should go good by Minnesota opener. The water is low so the fish will be holding up in the Holes or near current breaks (Dunes, sandbars, around points, Rock piles. We had 12 on Sat but six saugers were kept. They are spooky in the shallow water so don’t try to
move in on a rockpile with the main engine, electric in, anchor ahead , or long line your favorite spots. 53 degree water on sat. When the leaves are all out fishing gets good that 55-60 degree water.
GLuck

Just got back from the tour, looks 3ft up off the Hudson channel point and Islands, everthing is visible except No Cans in the Channel Yet, Its not as high as what I’ve seen at this time of the year but as far as the bite it might be great with all the piling and dunes under some water that you can fish, Debris, grass, Leaves , hoping its minimal, that will indicate falling water and a great bite.
GLuck

I went down to the Bluffs last night and its way down, early summer levels. You will need to use boots if a low rider is not used. The Mississippi is at normal summer levels. I will fish the Croix tomorrow and confirm, plus pick up some bait tonite and will look over Hudson and Stillwater bridge water levels. If the islands and ramps are above at Hudson the water will not be considered as up.

As far as last year it was blowing 20-25 out of the south in the morning and switched out of the North at 11:00. Afternoon as temps dropped with scattered rain and snow in the west and northern suburbs. Fishing was considered slow for the opening weekend. I drove home in the rain at 3:00pm from Osceola with the heater on.

Like the picture, I guided on the opener last year and it was so cold it almost snowed, notice the dandelions in the background and there all walleyes, don’t believe the story completely. As far as the river the water is down, bring some boots for the landings and,I would guess the walleyes where done long ago in early April, this would put them just North of Stillwater to Hudson in my view, Crank and jig the holes and flats. Good luck to all and catch a big one. Picture looks like June on a lake to me.