Bassmaster Elite Series rookie and Alabama native Wes Logan took a few minutes to give us a personal tour of his Yamaha-powered Skeeter FXR.
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Starting at the front, Logan runs a Minn Kota Ultrex. Also notice the steps on the other side. It makes getting in and out of the boat much easier.
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A Minn Kota Talon foot pedal is on the left-hand side of the Ultrex pedal.
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Logan runs a pair of 12-inch Humminbird units up front. The top one is a Helix 12 and the bottom one is a Solix 12.
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Logan keeps a healthy supply of Sunline. Along with other items that he utilizes daily.
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On the top right is a sticker commemorating the American soldier. His Grandfather gave it to him as a way to remember him during the events. Pretty cool
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Inside the lid are lights and other items he needs access to. The net comes out of the boat during Elite events.
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A bag of Zoom trick worms. And that yellow ... looks really, really good. He said it's one of his favorite colors.
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Well, no. But the pretzel containers have been promoted to storing jig chunks.
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Plus, he keeps a mask easily accessible for those early morning runs. Ain't nobody got time to take a junebug in the teeth at 70 mph.
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Both rigged with Lew's reels, these two are his favorites. But he did say he prefers to catch bass any way they are willing to bite.
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Here's an actual handful of jerkbaits that get a lot of time in the water during the spring into early summer.
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Inside the small compartment directly in front of the driver's seat he keeps dyes and other items.
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A utility knife is a very handy tool in a bass boat. He always keeps one at the ready.
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Plus, extra reels, sunglasses and microfiber rags to wipe down his Humminbird units.
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And a unique way to attach a GoPro to the windshield. I'm going to steal this trick.
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And he keeps some toilet paper handy at all times. One can't be too careful with TP these days.
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Adjacent to the driver's seat are livewell valve switches, Talon fob and more.
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Right about where the driver's elbow might sit during travel, there are more switches and the power cord for when it comes time to charge batteries.
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Beneath you'll find trolling motor batteries and the Minn Kota Onboard Charger.
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A Bob's Machine hydraulic jack plate allows for immediate adjustments for the Yamaha SHO.
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