Power Pole Move Most Unique Feature? 

That's a video I've been trying to make for some time but my feelings keep changing. I've been so frustrated at times that I've seriously looked at everything else, even tillers. But after comparing everything else I think it is the best for what we do. It's the shallowest by virtue of its smaller skeg and prop. I measured them all and it's at least 1/2" shorter. The deploy and store mechanism works very well, even one handed. I love having the anchor buttons on the same remote. I love all the power, again from a motor unit that is smaller and more slender than the other brushless motors. It's not silent, but as far as I know it is the quietest. It is much, much quieter than either of my MinnKotas (Powerdrive and Ulterra). The only thing that might be able to go more shallow would be a tiller, but then I lose the course lock, and I think that would be a big loss. So it's not perfect, and I'm not sure it's worth the money, but it is an essential part of the boat if you are a solo angler. That's why I get frustrated - it's critical to my success - so I'm need it and expect a lot. I'll make the video soon.

Mike, I wanted to update my answer a little. I spent Wednesday with Flat's Class CA Richardson on his HB Professional with an identical Move PV - much more beat up than mine - and was impossible to hear. I was freaking out all day. We both think it is because the Eldora is so open in the bow and has light weight construction that it reverberates a lot more than a normal boat would. The Pro is a more substantial boat than the Eldora, and even on speeds 9 it seemed totally silent. Underwater I am sure it wasn't, but the way my boat amplifies the vibration I think it is a bigger problem for me.

@@LynxAngler makes sense, but would an MK on yours HB make the same amount of noise?

@@mikemcgovern8719 I think it would noisier unless it was one of the new brushless Minn Kotas. I used to run a MK Power Drive on the Eldroa and it was loud. For fun I put the MK Ulterra from my Marquesa on the Eldora and it was much louder on that boat than what I was used to, which makes sense to me now. The Marquesa is a much bigger, more substantial boat with all sealed hatches up front. But in the end it really all depends on the fish. Fish looking to eat don't care too much about noise, fish that aren't looking for food are easy to spook and very hard to catch. So like most things I get a bit carried away with these things.🙂

@@LynxAngler so true, when they’re ready they are ready, they don’t spook as easily and they’ll eat just about anything. God luck out there.