Watersnake T18 ASP - 18 Pound Thrust 12v Electric Saltwater Trolling Motor with Transom Mount

Great motor of my kayak. Light weight.

Works well on kayak with mounted transom.

This watersnake is a decent trolling motor for the money. I purchased it for my lost creek angler and I’ve been happy with it. I had to make modifications for it to properly fit down where my peddle drive goes but it pushes my kayak at a good speed. You just have to remember this is no top of the line trolling motor and lower your expectations with it. For my kayak on the high setting it will push me at 3.0 mph on the low setting 2.0 mph. Yes I can peddle faster then that but the benefit is I won’t tire my self out getting to my spot to fish

Works well for the size. Underpowered. Could be 24 pd. Thrust.

First off highly recommend the bull nose rudder attachment for this especially if you plan on side mounting this on your Kayak like i did. First impressions, the power is good don't have a way to measure speed but definitely was faster than I could paddle at full strength. Perfect for small lakes. The 24" is on the small end and had to make a few adjustments to my mount so that it could probably be deep enough in the water, after that it was perfect but really was considering a 30". The best part about this though is the portability of it, it's extremely light, small so easy to throw anywhere in the car or the kayak when loading. Cons 24" rod a little too small but made it work though i have to reach low hold the trolling motor handle Could use battery meter especially for it's price point Handle is small, like maybe 4" also little flimsy Propeller seems very brittle and weak, replacement oem is even worse but hasn't broke yet

I purchased the 24T Sept 23', by April 24' this motor is shot. I have a FeelFree Lure and had it mounted in the center pod hole. Worked fine for the 7 months until it didn't. I was a good distance from the launch in about 8 foot of water, running against current and with wind at by back. I noticed it making sounds I hadn't heard before. Then nothing, forward was completely gone. Reverse still worked so I tried turning the motor around and making my way back to the launch area. That worked for about 50 yards then I had no forward and no reverse. Got home and took it apart to find the red (hot wire) had melted at the battery and in the head the negative and pos connectors were blackened. In 7 months I probably had it out 25 times. Heartbroken it died, but there are better options out there at the price point.

Great little motor

To small for what I needed but I bet it runs like a champ

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Assez bonne qualité, dommage pas plus puissant Merci

I use this to access my yacht's mooring from the shore. It drives my 2.6m lightweight inflatable dinghy well with 2 folk and plenty of luggage on board. It's light and easy to operate. If it catches weed it doesn't have sufficient power to clear itself. It wouldn't be adequate with that dinghy into a chop or a strong wind but you can always row as well. I am generally impressed with its performance and it is very easy to transport and put on and take off the dinghy while in the water. I have only used it for this season so can't comment on how long it will last. I'm very pleased with it though. 21/9/25 Now used it regularly for 4 seasons in salt water. It has been completely reliable and ideal for my purposes as it's so light and sips electricity. I didn't think it would last this long.

this motor is great i use it on an 8ft GRP boat on the Canal it pumps us along at 3mph all day long on speed 2 .. its pulling 15 amps so just remember to work out how much run time you want then buy a marine deep cycle battery my 115 amp hr AGM battery gives us 6hrs + run time remember you have to leave 20% in acid batteries... or you kill the battery basically so that gives us 92 amp hrs ÷ 15 amps pull of motor = 6 hrs run time ... great motor my advice carry a spare prop they cost approx 10 bucks .. ours was basically shot after 18 hrs running ...