The freshwater Recon comes in 48, 54, 60 and 72 inch shafts and holds position within a 3-foot radius using GPS. Along with the joystick remote, it includes a wireless, configurable foot pedal. The HDI nosecone transducer ties into Lowrance displays over NMEA 2000, and an Active Imaging 3-in-1 upgrade is available.
Specs at a glance
- Max thrust: 115 lb at 36V; 90 lb at 24V
- Voltage: 24V or 36V
- Shaft lengths: 48, 54, 60 or 72 in
- Mount: pivot style
- Steering: wireless foot pedal and FreeSteer remote
- Sonar: HDI nosecone included
- Warranty: 3-year motor, lifetime shaft
Good to know
- Pick the shaft length to suit your bow height; the listing offers 48, 54, 60 and 72 in.
- If you fish salt water, look at the saltwater Recon instead, since this version is built for fresh water.
KayakDIY take: If you already run Lowrance sonar, the built-in nosecone is the big draw here, though this is boat gear rather than kayak gear. For kayak-sized electronics, see my kayak fish finder guide.
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