Lowrance Recon 48in Trolling Motor Freshwater Foot Pedal

The Lowrance Recon 48in Trolling Motor Freshwater Foot Pedal delivers precision control and best-in-class power for serious freshwater anglers and recreational boaters who demand reliability on the water. This 48-inch trolling motor is engineered for anglers who spend extended hours positioning their vessel with pinpoint accuracy—whether you're working shallow weed beds, suspending over drop-offs, or making repeated passes over structure. The foot pedal design keeps both hands free for rod management and net work, a critical advantage when you're actively fishing rather than simply cruising.

Built around Lowrance's near-silent brushless 24V/36V motor architecture, this unit operates with virtually no audible signature—essential for spooking wary fish in quiet conditions. The integrated precision GPS positioning system locks your location and maintains station-holding even in moderate current, eliminating drift and allowing you to stay on productive areas longer. A lightweight FreeSteer joystick remote with color LCD display provides intuitive one-handed directional control, while the brushless motor design reduces maintenance intervals and delivers consistent thrust throughout the charge cycle. At 65.47 pounds, the motor is substantial enough to handle larger freshwater vessels without compromising portability for smaller rigs or trailer-launched boats.

Freshwater anglers operating in lakes, rivers, and reservoirs will find this trolling motor particularly effective for bass, pike, and walleye applications where stealth and positioning control determine success rates. The 48-inch shaft length accommodates most center-console and open-deck freshwater fishing boats, providing sufficient thrust clearance while maintaining balanced weight distribution. Installation requires standard trolling motor mounting hardware compatible with most bow pedestals, and the foot pedal operates seamlessly with Lowrance's broader fishfinding ecosystem for integrated navigation and sonar deployment.