Lowrance Recon 54in Trolling Motor Saltwater

The Lowrance Recon 54in Trolling Motor Saltwater delivers best-in-class power and precision positioning for serious anglers and boaters who demand reliable performance in challenging marine environments. Built specifically for saltwater applications, this 54-inch trolling motor combines advanced GPS technology with a brushless motor design that operates at near-silent levels—critical when you're stalking shallow flats, working structure, or maintaining position over productive grounds. Whether you're chasing redfish, permit, tarpon, or offshore species, this motor provides the steering control and thrust necessary to fish all day without alerting wary saltwater gamefish.

At the heart of this trolling motor is a dual-voltage brushless 24V/36V motor that generates exceptional thrust while eliminating commutator noise and maintenance hassles inherent in older brush designs. The precision GPS positioning system locks you onto waypoints, maintains drift-free holding in current, and integrates seamlessly with modern Lowrance fish finders and navigation systems. The lightweight FreeSteer joystick remote with color LCD display puts intuitive, one-handed boat control at your fingertips, allowing you to focus on reading water and managing your presentation rather than wrestling with the motor. At 65.11 lbs, the motor balances substantial pushing power with reasonable weight for bow or transom mounting.

Saltwater anglers—especially those targeting sight-fishing species in shallow bays, estuaries, and flats—benefit most from this motor's quiet operation and responsive steering. The plug-and-play integration works with existing Lowrance electronics, eliminating complex wiring and allowing rapid deployment. Tournament competitors, guide services, and dedicated saltwater fishermen who spend extended days on the water will appreciate the durability engineered into Lowrance marine equipment and the confidence that precision GPS positioning provides when anchoring on bait pods, current breaks, or GPS marks.