Minn Kota

Minn Kota

Minn Kota gear helps you dial in boat control for fishing days—whether you’re upgrading a full trolling motor setup or replacing a key component. This collection brings together Minn Kota trolling motors plus the parts and add-ons that keep your system running smoothly, from remotes and foot pedals to cables and charger options.

• Shop Minn Kota trolling motors and related rigging essentials
• Find control options like i-Pilot and i-Pilot Link models (where listed)
• Replace key components like remotes, foot pedals, and extension cables
• Cover freshwater and saltwater needs with models like Riptide (where listed)
• Add anchor solutions like Minn Kota Raptor shallow water anchors (where listed)
• Build a cleaner setup with compatible chargers and accessories (where listed)

How to choose

• Mount style: Start with bow-mount vs transom-mount based on your boat and how you fish.
• Voltage: Match your trolling motor to your boat’s battery system (12V/24V/36V).
• Shaft length: Choose a shaft length that fits your bow height and typical water conditions.
• Control: Pick the steering/control style you prefer—then choose a compatible remote or pedal.
• Water type: If you run saltwater, look for saltwater-specific lines like Riptide (where listed).

Minn Kota is a go-to name for anglers who want more precision at the bow. In this collection, you’ll see popular series and components like Terrova, Riptide Terrova, Ulterra, Edge, Traxxis, i-Pilot remotes, foot pedals, extension cables, and more. Use the filters to narrow by the style you need, then open a product page to confirm voltage, shaft length, and control compatibility before you order. If you’re building a full system, make sure your power plan is solid—motor voltage, charger setup, and the right cabling all matter for dependable performance.

FAQs

Do all Minn Kota motors use the same controls?
Not always. Many systems use specific remotes, pedals, and cables—always confirm compatibility on the product page.

How do I pick the right voltage?
Match the motor’s voltage to your boat’s battery setup (12V/24V/36V). Check your current system before choosing.

What if I’m replacing one part?
Start with your existing model/part number, then confirm the replacement matches your series and control system.