Fishing outboard motor
Choosing the right outboard motor for fishing depends on several factors, including the type of water you will be fishing in, the size of the boat and your specific needs
Hidea
HIDEA HDF2.5: If you are looking for a small, portable outboard motor for fishing on smaller waters such as lakes and calm rivers, the HIDEA HDF2.5 could be a good choice. With 2.5 hp, this motor is suitable for light boats and provides enough power for gentle boating and fishing.
HIDEA HD5F: With a 5 hp power, this motor offers a bit more strength and versatility. It's suitable for medium-sized boats and can help you navigate through different fishing terrains, such as lakes, rivers, and bays.
HIDEA HD9.9: For larger boats and more demanding fishing situations, the HD9.9 could be a consideration. With 9.9 hp power, this motor is suitable for bigger boats and can handle stronger currents and open waters more effectively.
POWER, FUEL AND DRIVE
Power:
Outboard motor power is usually expressed in horsepower. Choose a power that is sufficient to move your boat comfortably and efficiently, even under different conditions such as current, wind and load.
Fuel:
Outboard motors can run on a variety of fuels, such as gasoline or electricity. Gasoline powered engines are generally more powerful, but electric engines are quieter, more environmentally friendly and require less maintenance.
Drive:
Outboards come in a variety of drive types, including short-tail, long-tail and ultra-sport tail. The type of drive depends on the depth of the water in which you will be fishing. Short tail motors are suitable for shallow waters, while long tail motors are better for deeper waters.
