The MotorGuide Tour Pro stands as the epitome of trolling motor excellence, seamlessly integrating our extensive knowledge to deliver the market's highest-performing motor. Equipped with Pinpoint® GPS anchoring, it ensures unparalleled accuracy for precise navigation and fishing on desired spots. Boasting tour-tested durability, effortless stowing and deploying, and agile, whisper-quiet cable steering, the Tour Pro sets a new standard.
Exceptional GPS Precision: As the sole true cable steer with GPS anchor, Pinpoint® GPS anchoring offers three times the precision of competitors. With features like Anchor, Jog, Heading Lock, and Cruise Control, Tour Pro establishes itself in a league of its own, allowing you to stay on target even in challenging currents and winds.
Tour-Tested Durability: Designed with a 360° breakaway mount, the Tour Pro excels in tough conditions, seamlessly navigating unexpected rocks and stumps. Its rugged two-piece shaft incorporates an oversized stainless steel outer column paired with an unbreakable inner composite shaft, backed by a lifetime warranty.
Sturdy Foot Pedal: The no-flex metal foot pedal ensures a solid steering system, featuring a metal upper foot pad and premium grip tape for a slip-free operation. With large push-control buttons for GPS Anchor, Heading Lock, and Constant On, Tour Pro allows you to set your course and focus on fishing.
Quiet Stowing and Deploying: The Zero-G lift assist system demands nearly half the effort compared to competitors, and patented Bulldog latches secure in place and release effortlessly on command. The Tour Pro's potent nitrogen gas spring effortlessly handles extended days on the water.
Key Features:
- Standard wireless GPS control
- Cutting-edge two-blade Katana propeller
- Integrated Bounce Buster and cable routing
- Compatibility with lithium-ion batteries
- LED dashboard providing power, battery, and GPS status indicators
Choosing the Right Engine for Your Boat:
Power: Aim for 1 kg of thrust per 45 kg of total weight, with an additional 4.5 kg of thrust for challenging conditions.
Mast Length: Measure from the top of the bow to the waterline, adding 50 cm. The ideal mast length should be at least equal to the sum of these measurements.
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