








His Lowrance antennae is mounted just to the right of the Power-Pole controls to keep it out from underfoot.









Bait scents and several pairs of sunglasses â both prescription and non-prescription â also are kept here.














His left unit is split between 2D and DownScan. âIf you see something on 2D and itâs backed up by DownScan, itâs probably something thatâs a true structure or a true fish,â Latuso explained. âI kind of use it to verify what Iâm seeing.â
Also, note the hexagon-shaped steering wheel, which Latuso said keeps the wheel from slipping in your hand when making turns.













Once the weather warms up, he switches out to Gill rain gear, he said.









âItâs got plenty of room to get bass in and out; itâs bigger than it looks. Iâve had boats before that fish would jump out of because they had square openings.â


Thereâs another advantage to this locking system. âBass Cat actually had their locks on the top, and they moved to these and the water temperature (in the livewells) cooled off a couple of degrees,â he said. âThe heat was going through the lock and making the water temperature go up.â















He said the Power-Poles are perfect compliments to his Minn Kota Ultrex. âWhen youâre in deep water, thatâs when you use that Spot Lock to keep you in position,â Latuso said. âBut in water less than 6 feet, youâve got to have those Power-Poles.â







