Always having a pair of tweezers on hand is always helpful when it comes ot caring for your Trolling Bobber. While fishing its not uncommon to get a few pieces of weeds or other things tangled in the motor. Simply use the tweezers and get them out. Another helpful tip is to remove the battery when the Trolling Bobber is not ion use. Regularly check, and clean out any battery acid out of the battery compartment. Remember that battery acid can be very harmful and caution is advised. We also recommend putting a drop of mineral oil on the battery contacts and the propellor shaft to better prolong the life of these metal parts.
6). How Do I Steer The Trolling Bobber?
When you are ready to change the direction of your Trolling Bobber, tighten the line by placing your finger onto the fishing line, and hold it against your pole. Next, swiftly tug your pole to the left. Doing so will grab the Trolling Bobber's rear and tug the rear end to the left. This results in the front end pointing to the right. To turn left, simply follow these same steps, but tug right instead of left.
7). Can I Control The Speed Of The Trolling Bobber?
There are currently two methods to control the speed of your Trolling Bobber. First is the kind of battery you use. Different brands of AA batteries have different results to test accordingly. The second method is to alter the rudder on your Trolling Bobber. First grab the rudder. Keep poking at it until you can grab both ends with your two hands. Next, clamp firmly with your thumbs and twist the plastic rudder. If you want the Trolling Bobber to go slower, bend the rudder so that it is almost straight up and down. For faster movement, bend it as close as you can to a 45 degree angle.
8). What Kind Of Battery Do You Recommend?
We recommend rechargable name brand batteries. Any kind of name brand battery will work but in the end, the rechargeable kind will be more cost effective.
