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Thank you - that makes more sense. I am sure I will have no problem with a minn Kota endura C2 30lb thrust.

So my new pond prowler came pre wired with a sticker on the plug stating 50 amp maximum. Problem is I don't know what the amperage is for my battery. It is a class 27DCM NAPA Marine/RV Deep Cycle with 715 ca at 32deg 575 cca at zero degrees and 175 reserve capacity but doesn't state amps anywhere which I assume are different than cranking amps? Can my wiring handle this battery? Thanks for your help Jason

Thanks guys. Got a set ordered from amazon similar to the ones Rivers Edge posted. Heading on a family trip this weekend to Lake of the Ozarks where pond prowlers probably wouldn't make it out, so I should have it all setup and ready to go for next weekend.

Just bought my first boat, a new BPS 10 ft pond growler. Hoping to get an idea of how others have rigged up lights for night fishing. Iowa boat manual say the following about lights: When underway, red and green lights visible for at least one mile away, and an all around white light Visible from 2 miles away that is 3.3 feet higher than red/green lights. When anchored just an all around. Any products that you can suggest to meet these requirements and are easy to mount would be helpful, and pictures would be even more helpful. Am also curious if night lights drastically impact how long the battery stays charged? Can't wait to get this thing on the water Thanks Jason